Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1979 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME LIII PRINCIPAL’S ADDRESS ADMINISTRATION THEME DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS T m C a i {m . nB igp r V W- 3| | ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES UNDERCLASSMEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ■- PRINCIPAL’S ADDRESS I would like to commend the class of 1979 for selecting as its theme the poem entitled “Don’t Give Up” by Phoebe Cary because the greatest lessons learned and retained are from defeat rather than victory. Often, victors can only see their immediate success; consequently, they fail to see what they must do to prepare themselves for future conflicts. While the victors are gloating, the losers have to prepare themselves for the next contest. The losers must find out the reasons for their loss, they must make necessary adjustments to improve, and they must finally execute to the best of their abilities all that they have learned from defeat. Individuals who learn from their defeats will always be the “winner”. 2 Principal: Stanley J. Grabiec Vice-Principal: Carlton Albritton ADMINISTRATION Guidance Director: Paul McCabe Athletic Director: Melvin Entin James B. Lanagan Jr. Virginia Kowal Cletus Malloy 3 DON’T GIVE UP If you’ve tried and not won Never stop for crying; All that’s great and good is done Just be patient trying. Though young birds in flying, fall, Still their wings grow stronger; And the next time they can keep Up a little longer. Though the sturdy Oak has known Many a blast that bowed her, She has risen again, and grown Loftier and prouder. If by easy work you beat, Who the more will prize you? Gaining victory from defeat, — That’s the test that tries you! PHOEBE CARY 5 As we think about our years at F.H.S. we fondly recall many friends and events that have made our experiences here happy ones. This book is dedicated to those special memories which each individual has formed during his high school years. These memories will always be carried with our class and will enable us to look back and relive some of our favorite times at Fairhaven High School. The Class of 1979 7 Fairhaven High has been traditionally known as a leader in scholastic advancement. The original school was opened in 1852. Our present High School, opened in 1906, was generously given to the town by Henry Huttleston Rogers. Under the roof, in these rooms. . . generations of living people, many now sc attered to all parts of our country, and, indeed, to our world. . .have learned and friended and dreamed their destinies. H H All that’s great and good FACULTY 11 m Jaqueline Machado John Risgin 12 Karen Alexion Susan Richard MUSIC Robert Clarkson Antonio Santos 13 MATH Jane Martin Alan Pehrson 14 SCIENCE Science Department Head: Raymond Boyce Linda Moffatt John Haaland Rene Drouin Henry Cebula 15 CPW, HISTORY History Department Head: Robert Marchand Robert Margeson Alma Jean Campbell William J. Silva LIBRARIAN NURSE Ruth Lombardo Mary Louise Boyce 16 FOREIGN LANG UA GES Foreign Languages Department Head: Donald Dufour Dana Pierce Steve Barriteau ART Joseph Rapoza Pierre Paquin 17 DPMI BUSINESS Margaret Lister Peter Anthony Business Department Head: Stella Borowiec ' «% Joan Casey 18 Gail Waltz Allen Duarte INDUSTRIAL ARTS Peter Borowiec Gary Monuteaux Norman Burr DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION George Evans HOME ECONOMICS Kathryn McCollester Evelyn Pursley 19 GYM Stephen Bender Susan Davignon Patricia Mello SPECIAL EDUCATION James Peterson Dorothy Lewis 20 SECRETARIES Evelyn Martin Lee Paiva -CLmeS Lillian Vierra Jean Sylvia 21 CUSTODIANS Del Sylvia, Mike Fijo, Ron Medeiros, Helen Tenczar CAFETERIA WORKERS Lillian Potkay, Shirley Tarini, Stephanie Tatro, Rosalie Brown, Joan Rogers 22 Though young birds, in flying, fall, still their wings grow stronser . . . SENIORS HIGHEST HONORS Wanda Bento HIGH HONORS Cheryl Blanchard Neil Dubois Steve Lombardo Jeanine Poulin Kathy Winey Barbie Shope Debbie Souza Janet Souza Diane Sylvia HONORS Bonnie Brault Bill Burns Cathy Correia Lisa Devlin Esther Dias Sherri Frye JoAnn Rogers Cathy Szwaja Rick Taylor Tracy White HIGHEST HONORS Neil Dubois Stephen Lombardo Janet Souza HIGH HONORS Wanda Bento Cheryl Blanchard William Burns Esther Dias Sherri Frye Katherine Winey Jeanine Poulin George Quirk Barbara Shope Kathleen Szwaja Richard Taylor HONORS Norry Alves Btenda Bala June Bradshaw Bonnie Brault Kathleen Correia Olinda DeMelo James D ' Anjou Amy Furtado Janet Jupin David Koczwara Catherine Marien Cheryl Mont Paula Murray Francine Nolin John Pimental Lorraine Richard Joanne Rogers Betsy Sandel Deborah Souza Tracy White dJinda cdfadhind “Quiet, but sociable.” July 8, 1961 Address: 74 North St.; Ambition: to be happy with life as it is; Suppressed Desire: to own a log cabin in the woods of Vermont; Pet Peeves: getting up in the morning, people who walk slow in the halls, crowded locker rooms, losing football games, not getting the car; Fondest Memory: summer of ’78 (East and West Beach, cruising with Paula and Randi), Norway, Washington State, football games of ’76, ’77, and ' 78 and my 3 years with Mr. Ben¬ der; Happiest When: with friends, the week¬ end comes, doing what I want; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Norway. dl {azgaz£.£ cdf-hxandzz “Sometime I just sits and thinks and some¬ time I just sits.” June 28, 1961 Address: 267 Hamlin St. Acush- net; Salient Characteristic: quiescent. Q Czginia The woman that deliberates is lost.” August 23, 1961 Address: 18 William St.; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: tardiness “ His limbs were cast in manly mold for hearty sport and contest bold.” “Abner” February 8, 1961 Address: 31 Dartmouth St., Ambition: to be rich, happy and healthy; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to pass a physics test, singing star; Pet Peeve: talking to people in the morn¬ ing, football practice; Fondest Memory: Matta- poisett, the Duster, skiing, partying Acushnet, Nantucket, and the cottage; Happiest When: skiing, playing football, tennis, Friday night, receiving money, around happy people, at dances; Salient Characteristic: Male Chauvin¬ ist. tdl lCcfzaz!? cdfntfzony “In silence man can most readily perceive his integrity. March 5, 1959 Address: 31 Dartmouth St.; Ambition: to become a forest ranger; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to climb Mt. Everest at a natu¬ ral high! Pet Peeves: impatience; Happiest When: school is out; Salient Characteristic: chess. 27 “He knows not where his life leads him.” “Al” March 16, 1961 Address: 93 East Brown St.; Ambition: to become a truck driver and travel the world; Suppressed Desire: to become a carpenter; Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than everyone else; Fondest Mem¬ ory: Friday night; Happiest When: with my friends and having a good time; Salient Char¬ acteristic: tattoo. “Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we go to school.” “Coke” December 29, 1960 Address: 223 Main St.; Ambition: to own a business of my own and to become a pool shark; Suppressed Desire: to someday own a tropical island out in the Pacific with hundreds of gorgeous native women as my personal slaves, and to own the largest cocktail lounge in the state of Massa¬ chusetts; Pet Peeve: sleezes, hummers and having to clean up after your own party; Fond¬ est Memory: canoe scenes with Chet and Polock, Sept. 3-Sept. 25, cottage parties with the boys, Nugent, Foreigner and Styx concerts, Fourth of July party; Happiest When: with the opposite sex, reminiscing with old friends, and drinking the brew; Salient Characteristic: cottage. “A good natured person is never out of place.” “Crash” December 17, 1960 Address: 49 Green St.; Ambition: to have money; Suppressed Desire: to live in Acapulco; Pet Peeve: getting up before 9:00, term papers; Fondest Memory: behind school; Happiest When: Friday rolls along, fixing my Ford; Salient Characteristic: easy going. “Solitude is as needful to the imagination as society is wholesome for the character.” February 14, 1961 Address: 118 Laurel St.; Ambition: to have a successful, enjoyable career; Suppressed Desire: to travel around the world; Pet Peeve: 7:50 bell, crummy lunches, cold gym days; Fondest Memory: ski¬ ing at Killington, summer vacation in N.H. with friends, summer of ' 77; Happiest When: I don ' t have to work on weekends;Sah ' ent Char¬ acteristic: sophisticated. “Without love and laughter there is no joy; live amid love and laughter.” “Buns” October 31, 1960 Address: 4 Lincoln Dr.; Ambition: to get married, have little Ernies and live happily ever after; Suppressed Desire: to be an Artist; Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning, working on Saturday nights, gym classes; Fondest Memory: July 23,1978; Happi¬ est When: with Ernie, with friends, having a good time, having nothing to worry about; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: friendliness. 28 “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” “Marie” September 10, 1955 Address: 53 S. Sixth St.; Ambition: to find a job; Suppressed Desire: to meet Shaun Cassidy; Pet Peeve: frustration; Fondest Memory: when Diana picked up a lit¬ tle kitten for me; Happiest When: in school; Salient Characteristic: cheerful. 2PfzCffcfi (2. “Some think he’s bashful, others doubt it.” “Phil” November 16, 1960 Address: 78 Laurel Street; Ambition: to become an X-ray technician; Suppressed Desire: to roll a bowling ball down room 7; Pet Peeve: Mr. Pierce’s Spanish class; Fondest Memory: Jr. Day, Jr. Prom; Happiest When: having a good time with friends; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: unique walk. =Suz c2fnn fiffzy “I’ll not budge an inch.” “Suzie” July 8, 1961 Address: 10 Lafayette St.; Ambi¬ tion: to become a radio and T.V. newscaster; Suppressed Desire: to take Barbara Walter ' s place and get her paycheck, to accomplish everything I want and to be happy the rest of my life; Pet Peeve: Mondays, Saturday band rehearsals, conceited people, carriages at BPM; Fondest Memory: F.H.S. with all my friends, militia, Mr. Mailloux and period 7 French class, Ground Round, My Fair Laidy, Mrs. S., Summer of ’78, band floats; Happiest When: having a good time with friends, mak¬ ing music, re-enacting history; Salient Charac¬ teristic: unyielding. “Music is the universal language of mankind.” “B. B” February 24, 1961 Address: 11 Brookview St.; Ambition: to be a secretary; Suppressed Desire: to live extravagantly in New York City and ride around in a Rolls Royce; Pet Peeve: having to get from art to 2a in the addition building; Fondest Memory: winning a softball game 15-0, Sunday July 23, 1978; Happiest When: with friends, playing sports, and jog¬ ging in the village; Salient Characteristic: musical ability. 2ffizzy f ISzcfa zcf “Born with the gift of laughter.” “C. B.” August 27, 1960 Address: 23 Bayview Ave.; Ambition: to marry and have 4 kids; Sup¬ pressed Desire: lawyer; Pet Peeve: people who delay you by talking too much; Fondest Mem¬ ory: Maine — 8 78; Happiest When: with Tom and friends, bowling; Salient Characteristic: laugh. 29 -Su±an dl {ay “Am I my brother’s keeper?” “Suzie” May October 27, 1961 Address: 305 Main Street; Ambition: registered nurse; Suppressed Desire: Desire; to beat New Bedford in football then paint the whole city of New Bedford blue and white; Pet Peeve: school food, being late for class because others stop in front of me to talk to friends; Fondest Memory: Knipe Audi¬ torium study with Tammy, Betsy, Jeanine, and Joann with Miss Casey as teacher; Happiest When: sleeping, eating, out of school, party¬ ing; Salient Characteristic: big brother Steve. tdl licfizCz oih “Friends have all things in common.” “Mish” April 20, 1960 Address: 72 North Street Ambi¬ tion: to become a dental hygienist; Pet Peeve: people who don’t take others for what they are; Fondest Memory: going to Florida; Happi¬ est When: getting out of work at the end of the day ; Salient Characteristic: teeth. dx olj£zt 03Enoch “An hour for toil, a day for sports.” “Bobby” February 27, 1961 Address: 198 Main St.; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: airplanes. dVanda. dJoutiz dBznto “The hand that follows intellect can achieve.” “Wicked Wanda” October 24, 1961 Address: 115 John Street, Acushnet; Ambition: to be the greatest veteri¬ narian in the world; Suppressed Desire: to have animals, domesticated and wild, come to me when I am around; Pet Peeve: when people call me a brain ; Fondest Memory: getting thrown out of Mr. Dufour’s Latin class and having Mr. Albritton call me an angel; Happi¬ est When: my work is done and I have time to be with my friends; Salient Characteristic: studious. acc UEfcnE cdfnn d3zzgzzon “Happy, clever, full of fun; known and liked by everyone.” “Jackie” July 7, 1961 Address: 12 Oliveira Ave., Acush¬ net; Ambition: to graduate from nursing school; Suppressed Desire: to always be happy, to live in a big house in the country; Pet Peeve: rainy Monday mornings, term papers, English classes; Fondest Memory: cheerleading tryouts, proms, 3 5 78, cheer¬ leader’s dances, Lori ' s debut at Cathay Tem¬ ple, skiing trips with ' 78 — F.H.S. ski club; Happiest When: with Jay, cheering, ski trips, with friends; Salient Characteristic: persona¬ ble. 30 “Everyman is a builder of a temple called his body.” “Berge” January 2, 1961 Address: 216 Sconticut Neck Road; Ambition: graduate from college, become a success, marry, build and live in a luxurious home and raise a family, own a vette and a caddy; Suppressed Desire: become a billionaire and own a mansion in R.I.; live on an island in the Caribbean, never work a day in my life; Pet Peeve: Coach Cebulla and his chutes, Jimbo and his continual more play ; Fondest Memory: Bonaire, final exam in Chemistry, Miss Borowiec, July 7,1977; Happi¬ est When: out with the guys, drinking beers, raising hell; Salient Characteristic: physique. Idybn liaiLE Hdzznazd “A kind overflow of kindess.” “The B. B. D.” December 9, 1960 Address: 48 Huttleston Ave.; Ambition: to enter the business world; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to own my own ‘‘Fantasy Island”; to be able to sing; Pet Peeve: racial prejudice, making decisions, washing dishes, sisters, sneezing, paper bag attacks; Fondest Memory: Tony, summer of ' 74, Jr. Year, guid¬ ance office, Jr. Day when Jayne backed into a van with her sister’s car, the doctor; Happiest When: talking with friends, forgetting all my problems, remembering old times; Salient Characteristic: sick jokes. acrid {JfzazHzi “Give the world the best you have, and the best will come to you.” “Speed Racer” November 25, 1961 Address: 400 Alden Road; Ambition: accountant; Suppressed Desire: to have all girl classes in college; Pet Peeve: when the teachers treat you like children; Fondest Memory: the bus ride home; Happiest When: on vacation; Salient Characteristic: golf. zdl [azc dldarazdHBziiEttE “As carefree as any in this world.” “Basil” September 16, 1960 Address: 400 Alden Road; Ambition: to become a police officer; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to Beat Mr. Haaland at chess; Pet Peeve: homework; Fondest Memory: Mr. Haaland’s chemistry class; Salient Character¬ istic: AV. ddandza dBLnonnzttz “In school she’s quite demure, but outside we’re not so sure.” “Jellybean” April 22, 1960 Address: 6 Turner Ave.; Ambi¬ tion: to live a long and happy life with Ronnie; Suppressed Desire: to live in the mountains in a log cabin, enjoy my job, to have a horse; Pet Peeve: people who don’t carry their weight; Fondest Memory: winter of ‘78 and January 11, 1978; Happiest When: listening to music, with friends, Ronnie and my family; Salient Char¬ acteristic: happy-go-lucky. 31 fffzzyfDzz 22fane fazcl “A little common sense is often of more value than cunning.” “Cheri” July 7, 1961 Address: 11 Middlefield Place, Acushnet; Ambition: to graduate from college and make a lot of money fast; Suppressed Desire: to excel in everything 1 try; Pet Peeve: Mr. Boyce ' s chemistry class, people who think that popularity is so important that they will do anything to get it, getting up early; Fondest Memory: 3 15 77, 8 19 78, 9 5 78; Happiest When: with friends, in love; Salient Character¬ istic: conformist. ' Dummy 22. 22fane fa z2 “Music is a language of the soul.” July 30, 1961 Address: 63 Green Street; Ambi ¬ tion: to dance, sing, and work in the theatre; Suppressed Desire: to hang glide, own a horse, sing, in nightclubs, be a stock car driver; Pet Peeve: dictators, KISS, and vegetables; Fond¬ est Memory: My Fair Lady, Music Man, P.B.T., times with Ricky, Summers of ' 76 and ' 77, Happiest When: singing, acting, dancing; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: dancer. 2zanf 22oycfon “Every day should be passed as if it were to be our last.” August 30, 1960 Address: 9 Cross St.; Salient Characteristic: dimple in chin. 2 2zfza 22. 22ozyz± ‘Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to.” “Debbie” April 21, 1960 Address: 47 Pine Grove Street; Ambition: to become a jockey; Suppressed Desire: to become an actress, to eat all 1 want and never get full; Pet Peeve: spitting, hot dogs, pollution, L.R.S.; Fondest Memory: horse shows. 4H, bringing up Shadow, riding w ' ith Lisa, Jen, and Linda, my family, going wild with Carri e.Happiest When: riding, eating, making jokes and causing trouble, with family and the women; Salient Characteristic: crazi¬ ness. fjzffzzy 22cott 22ozyzi “The only thing he wants to get out of school is himself.” June 25, 1960 Address: 8 Wilding Street; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: perplexed. 32 “Her future is planned, third finger left hand.” “Jan” August 2, 1960 Address: 14 Jefferson St.; Ambition: to get married, to have 12 healthy children, to live in the country; Suppressed Desire: to travel with Roger; Pet Peeve: con¬ ceited people, people who can’t hold their liquor, diets; Fondest Memory: summer of ’76, times with Anita and Roger, Labor Day week¬ end ' 78; Happiest When: with Roger and close friends, my family, and friends are healthy and happy, partying; Salient Characteristic: diamond. zA arfz Vl C Canz H3ou[ay “Character is a man’s guiding destiny.” “Bou” February 2, 1961 Address: 35 Brae Road; Ambition: to go into construction; Suppressed Desire: to become rich; Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than others; Fondest Memory: Miles Standish; Happiest When: out having a good time; Salient Characteristic: eyes. uzanns. HBouCay “Life is not long and too much of it must not pass in idle deliberation of how it shall be spent.” “Sue” February 2, 1961 Address: 35 Brae Road; Ambition: to be Robert Redford ' s clothes designer, get everything out of life, go to col¬ lege and be a fashion designer; Suppressed Desire: to marry Dave and live far away from Fairhaven, own a sheep dog of my own, to see KF and PG get together; Pet Peeve: cars, peo¬ ple who think they are better than others, a certain someone who thinks he is too good; Fondest Memory: meeting Dave 12 1 76, get¬ ting engaged 9 2 78, Karen’s cottage, Spring- field basketball game with Karen, Dawn, Mau¬ reen and Kim, going to New Hampshire with Ilya, Pat, GiGi, and Laura; Happiest When: out with the girls, with my fiance at family gather¬ ings; Salient Characteristic: engagement. unz cz fnn H3zad.± (zaur “In her tongue is the law of kindess.” May 18, 1961 Address: 39 Keene Road, Acush- net; Ambition: to become an executive secre¬ tary and marry David; Suppressed Desire: to be a nurse or an airline stewardess, to be per¬ fect; Pet Peeve; rude and inconsiderate people; Fondest Memory: sophomore year, volleyball with Mr. Duarte, August 16, 1977, Fairhaven High; Happiest When: out of school, with David; Salient Characteristic: soft-spoken. ±tin zfx £.na.t£ HBzandm “Where there’s fun she is always in it, not still for half a minute.” December 22, 1961 Address: 215 Green St.; Ambition: to study medicine, history, art, or go into social work; Suppressed Desire: not to forget my books; Pet Peeve: Monday morn¬ ings; Fondest Memory: experience with AFS, my family and FHS; Happiest When: with my family and friends, if my friends could visit me at my home or if 1 could come back here; Salient Characteristic: accent. Sonniz zannz Szauft “Music is the thing of the world that I love most.” “Bon” November 7, 1961 Address: 215 Green St.; Ambition: to be an individualist; Suppressed Desire: to work in the Peace Corps, own a pet guerilla, to invent a new type of contact lens, to terminate the Miss America pageant; Pet Peeve: cliques, highways, superficialities, self¬ ishness, and final exams; Fondest Memory: My Fair Lady, A.F.S. trip to Iran, summers of ' 75 and ' 76; Happiest When: getting things accomplished, on a stage, making music; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: laughter. Ll ianz zA [. !2zzau£t “We don’t all of us do what we ought. Do us?” “Dee” April 19,1961 Address: 4 Milton St.; Ambition: to make enough money to travel; Suppressed Desire: to live in New Hampshire on a moun¬ tain and eventually get married, just to be happy and free to do as I please and not be bothered; Pet Peeve: people who think they’re better than others, getting up early, gym classes; Happiest When: out with friends or just sitting around talking and having a good time; Salient Characteristic: D.E. SzUm ( 1 V. Szzton “I am only one, but still I am one.” September 28, 1960 Address: 10 Winter St.; Ambition: to make money and be a good sales¬ man; Suppressed Desire: to own a four wheel drive truck, and to race on beaches; Pet Peeve: getting stuck in snow, tripping on the stairs and getting homework; Fondest Memory: see¬ ing Mr. Albritton catch someone running to lunch; Happiest When: getting out of school and out with friends; Salient Characteristic: the red boomer. £°y cz dl {. SziHon “Friendly to all who cross her path.” December 19, 1960 Address: 4 Timothy St.; Ambition: to go further to school and get a good job; Suppressed Desire: to learn how to ski and to go to Hawaii; Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than everyone else; Fond¬ est Memory: 1978, spending most of my time with Bobby, Martha’s Vineyard; Happiest When: with Bobby, summer vacation and when I’m not working; Salient Characteristic: Red Toyota. -J Lnda HBzitto “Give her a basketball, she’s off to glory.’ August 29,1961 Address: 2 Blossom St.; Ambi¬ tion: to become an RN with a B.S., and eventu¬ ally have a happy life; Suppressed Desire: famous country-western singer, to own a 280- Z; Pet Peeve: people who talk about others because of jealousy, chronic complainers; Fondest Memory: skiing in Colorado with my family, KC Jones Hoop Camp, Donna’s wed¬ ding, the Capri Motel, B.C.; Happiest When: being with someone who I really like, singing for people who enjoy my music, with the girls; Salient Characteristic: athletic ability. z x anda[l Udzitto Thought is deeper than all speech.” “Randy” October 6, 1960 Address: 3 Lincoln Drive; Ambition: electronic technologist; Suppressed Desire: to play guitar professionally; Pet Peeves: waking up early; Fondest Memory: making animal noises in study and lunch; Happiest When: with my friends; Salient Characteristic: camera. U E jCn A [azc HBzodo “Words won’t describe him, he’s simply him¬ self.” “Hullk” October 1, 1960 Address: 15 State St.; Ambi¬ tion: construction worker; Suppressed Desire: getting straight A’s in my Senior year; Pet Peeve: getting up for school; Fondest Memory: being a member of the class of ' 79; Happiest When: eating; Salient Characteristic: blonde hair. Sandza ddiziitinz Udzoam “As I am, I will stay.” “Sam” September 1,1961 Address: 14 Rivet St.; Ambi¬ tion: to become a secretary and a wife; Sup¬ pressed Desire: become president of a bank; Pet Peeve: going home early at night, snobs, studying for tests; Fondest Memory: meeting John, birth of John Jr., surprise party; Happiest When: with John and John Jr., riding around; Salient Characteristic: John Jr. did acrid Oduzlzz “Nothing worries him, nothing hurries him.” “Dave” April 1, 1960 Address: 87 Pleasant St.; Ambi¬ tion: accountant; Suppressed Desire: to be a multi-millionaire, to be a witch doctor; Pet Peeve: physics; Fondest Memory: summer ’78, Joe’s cottage, Tull concert; Happiest When: with friends; Salient Characteristic: lackadais¬ ical. Wiffiam d3uzn± “He who can govern himself, is fit to govern the earth.” “Bill” October 13, 1961 Address: 87 Green St.; Ambi¬ tion: to have a good life; Suppressed Desire: to be rich and famous; Pet Peeve: math 12A, Spanish with Mr. Pierce, stuck up people; Fondest Memory: trip to Martha’s Vineyard; Happiest When: C.A.B., with my friends; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: tall. 35 D oIJiCe i (2aJrzadio “Quiet as a cyclone.” “Kathy” May 10, 1961 Address: 1 Harvard St.; Ambi¬ tion: to be a successful lawyer in Boston; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to travel all over the U.S. in Joe’s van with the gang; Pet Peeve: cliques, the designer of the girl’s locker room, guys that won’t dance fast, math, people that drive like maniacs; Fondest Memory: times at the beach, Vermont ' 77, the park; Happiest When: down the beach getting rowdie with the gang, at the park; Salient Characteristic: sonorous. J- CLtiuiLCL £cunac io “The person is the richest whose pleasures are free.” May 16, 1960 Address: 1 Harvard St.; Sup¬ pressed Desire: go to Hawaii; Pet Peeve: peo¬ ple who think they are better than others; Fondest Memory: summer of ’78, bay side; Happiest When: Sherri and I are together; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: Sherri. z LcfiazclH anaibui ‘To eat, to drink, to be merry.” “Koesh” May 20, 1961 Address: 37 Maitland St.; Ambi¬ tion: to become a certified mechanic and to own my own business; Suppressed Desire: to never get older; Pet Peeve: two-faced people, waking up in the mornings, people who don’t like to go crazy, hangovers; Fondest Memory: me and David in Mrs. B’s class, driving substi¬ tutes crazy, getting stuck in the ice with Willie, getting caught stealing pumpkins; Happiest When: out going crazy with the guys, under¬ neath a car, bird watching; Salient Character¬ istic: earring. !2$a7SL£££ (Zzzdozci “As I am; I will stay.” May 2,1961 Address: 4 Jameson St.; Ambition: to go to college and travel the world; Sup¬ pressed Desire: become an airline stewardess, marry Ronnie, and own a house in the coun¬ try; Pet Peeve: conceited people, getting up for school, having a hangover after a party; Fond¬ est Memory: times spent with Ronnie, going to Florida with Maureen and her family, Suzan¬ ne’s car battery konking out in weird places, Junior Prom; Happiest When: having a good time at a party, relaxing, dancing, and meeting new people; Salient Characteristic: sarcasm. cz ioljyn {Ja.’uloza “Hair is a woman’s best asset.” August 26, 1961 Address: 50 Point St.; Ambi¬ tion: Artist, Art Therapist; Suppressed Desire: to be a rock star, to be a famous artist before I die; Pet Peeve: jocks, summer school, fat Judy, Waddo’s; Fondest Memory: July 4, ’78 and ’77, Godspell, 3rd lunch; Happiest When: Drawing eyes, with good people; Salient Characteristic: hair. d ahzis, cdf. tdazdoza “I keep myself to myself.” “Val” May 8, 1960 Address: 127 Sconticut Neck Road; Ambition: to be a medical secretary and work in a quiet air conditioned doctor’s office; Suppressed Desire: to win the lottery and be rich; Pet Peeve: having gym 1st period on Monday and Tuesday, jocks; Fondest Mem¬ ory: when my brother Jeff came home from Hawaii on leave with Joyce and my niece; Happiest When: with family and friends, just hanging around, having a great time; Salient Characteristic: laugh. Jeffrey c Ha n (daizy What a man does, not what he feels, thinks or believes, is the universal yardstick of behavior.” “KC and the Sunshine Band” May 2, 1961 Address: 681 Washington St.; Ambition: be successful, live happily, and be very healthy, wealthy and wise; Suppressed Desire; be a famous baseball player or movie star; Pet Peeve: teacher’s pets, prejudice, brag- gers; Fondest Memory: pitching a no-hitter, getting my license, and car; Happiest When: with my best friends and having a good time, celebrating with my family; Salient Character¬ istic: curly hair. dl {azL£ dzztfizazt “Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forward.” January 4,1961 Address: 2 Lafayette St.; Ambi¬ tion: to become a secretary; Suppressed Desire: to be rich and succesful; Pet Peeve: people who don’t mind their own business; Fondest Memory: winning 7th place in the typing contest, receiving an award on Jr. Day; Happiest When: watching television and going out with my friends; Salient Characteristic: petite. “No one knows what he can do until he tries.” January 24, 1961 Address: 89 Church St.; Ambition: to obtain my masters degree in physical education; Suppressed Desire: to become rich and famous and travel around the world; Pet Peeve: getting up for school; Fondest Memory: all the good times in studies, float meetings Jr. year; Happiest When: sleep¬ ing, working at the YMCA; Salient Character¬ istic: swimming. cdfljujaii dTizaljztfi (di’ougfi “A woman is rich in proportion to the number of things she can afford to leave alone.” Abby” August 19, 1961 Address: 35 Smith St.; Ambi¬ tion: child psychologist; Suppressed Desire: to be rich and famous and always be happy; Pet Peeve: getting up for school, bad drivers, los¬ ing, Dartmouth, NBHS, liars, boredom; Fond¬ est Memory: W.A.S., cheering, Lori’s parties, 9th grade, with the wild girls, Cheerleaders Dance ’77, Martha’s Vineyard with Moe and Laurie; Happiest When: having a good time with friends, cheering, sleeping; Salient Char¬ acteristic: unpredictable. 37 “The secret of the universe, as by slow degree it reveals itself to us, turns out to be personal¬ ity.” “Kathy” January 21, 1961 Address: 133 North William Street; Ambition: to continue my education and eventually become an X-Ray technician; Suppressed Desire: to live a long happy life without a thing to worry about, to win a float contest Sr. year, to have a winning field hockey season; Pet Peeve: rainy Monday mornings, loudmouths, people who talk behind your back; Fondest Memory: April 1, 1977, proms, cheerleaders dances, trips to Flo¬ rida and Myrtle Beach; Happiest When: Shawn comes home on the weekends, at foot¬ ball games, laughing and talking with friends; Salient Characteristic: personality. H3azzy ( 14 ' . {2ozzzia “The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it.” August 26, 1960 Address: 110 Coggeshall Street; Ambition: to become head chef in a famous restaurant; Suppressed Desire: to attend Johnson and Wales College and study Culinary Arts; Pet Peeve: teachers who enjoy giving students a hard time; Fondest Memory: fifth period foods class, putting a colander over Karen Bourque’s head; Happiest When: with the girls, at parties, with my friends; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: amiable. U atfi£zzn zA {. (2ozzzia “Be silent and safe — Silence never betrays you.” “Kathy” April 4, 1961 Address: 49 Farmfield Street; Ambition: to get a B.S. in nursing; Suppressed Desire: to live in the country; Pet Peeve: mos¬ quitoes; Fondest Memory: September 20, 1975, my first time skiing, Happiest When: with Tommy, working on Tri-Chem and ceramics; Salient Characteristic: demure. c f olizzt c fnt iony “No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings.” “Bobby” April 25, 1961 Address: 32 Newbury Avenue; Ambition: philosopher, famous, rich, Holly¬ wood Star; Suppressed Desire: to break Las Vegas, to save a tree with Cheryl Ladd, to drive a Ferrari; Pet Peeve: fighting time, some girls, small cars with no back seats; Fondest Memory: numbers with Charles, Concord, Cajun, Dwang, Bermuda; Happiest When: content, with girls, traveling; Salient Charac¬ teristic: suave. A {Ccfiaz£znoyzz “The magic of a face.” “Mike” November 17, 1961 Address: 24 Linden Ave¬ nue; Ambition: to be successful; Suppressed Desire: to be President in the year 2000; Pet Peeve: getting up early for school or work; Fondest Memory: concerts, Saturday nights after work, Vermettes; Happiest When: relax¬ ing on days off, acting “wild and crazy”; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: funny face. 38 Suian cz fnn zonz iton “Woman flourishes only for a moment.” “Sue” August 27, 1961 Address: 32 Cape View Street; Ambition: to be successful in my nursing career, to live a long and happy life; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to own a mountain in New Hampshire, to be able to explain what I mean clearly without everyone getting confused; Pet Peeve: majorette practices, getting up on cold mornings to go to school, not being able to live my own life without worrying about what everyone expects of me; Fondest Memory: times spent with Linda, Bobby, and Steve, Jr. and Sr. Proms ' 78, summer of ’78, 3 years at F.H.S., Cheerleader’s Dance ’78, E. L. 4 8 78, Mr. Cip’s Algebra class; Happiest When: the weekends come, with Linda, marching with the band, skiing, all the majorettes are work¬ ing together; Salient Characteristic: squeaky voice. “I can resist anything but temptation.” “Jimmy” March 1, 1961 Address: 115 Green Street; Ambition: to succeed in life;Suppressed Desire: to be a ticket agent; Pet Peeve: trying to get to school on time; Fondest Memory: living in Bermuda; Happiest When: skiing; Salient Characteristic: 240Z. “Boys will be boys.” “Bill” March 23, 1960 Address: 24 Hawthorne Street; Ambition: to go into the service and then be a carpenter; Suppressed Desire: to party with friends Pete and Brian; Pet Peeve: prejudiced people, people who think they are better than others; Fondest Memory: partying; Happiest When: with friends and family; Salient Char¬ acteristic: dirt bike. ' LPabiicia -J?. “Do what you can, when you can, with what you have.” “Pat” April 9, 1961 Address: 79 Union Street; Ambi¬ tion: to become an airline stewardess; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to make to California, to be happy as I can, to do anything new and crazy; Pet Peeve: getting up for school, red lights; Fondest Memory: Alan, New Hampshire with Ilya, Sue, Gigi, and Laura, Miles Standish, Martha’s Vineyard; Happiest When: payday comes, out having a good time with the girls, at a party; Salient Characteristic: high shoes. U£ amenta “Height beckons me.” Jackie” November 2, 1960 Address: 137 Laurel Street; Ambition: to go to secretarial school; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to get out of Fairhaven; Pet Peeve: snobbish people, gym, false friends, waking up early in the morning; Fondest Memory: passing out after giving blood, going on a midnight cruise, getting lost in Fall River; Happiest When: going out with friends and having a good time; Salient Characteristic: height. 39 znnii d ' cdfnjou “High aims form high characters.’’ “Jim” August 19, 1961 Address: 3 Walnut St. Ambi¬ tion: to attend college and become rich, own my own island in the Pacific; Suppressed Desire: become rich without going to college; Pet Peeve: people who think they are superior to others because they play sports; Fondest Memory: senior year; Happiest When: party¬ ing with friends, enjoying life; Salient Charac¬ teristic: mild mannered. IBzucs, ddcKjid “You are you, and I am I.” “Bead” October 18, 1961 Address: 38 Middle St.; Ambition: to be a sportscaster; Suppressed Desire: to play one game for the Bruins if only for a minute; Pet Peeve: getting up early; Fond¬ est Memory: listening to Mr. Margeson’s music; Happiest When: at the rink; Salient Characteristic: downy. U at(idsin czdnn ddzmancfis, “She who has done her best for her own time has lived for all times.” “Kathy” November 3, 1960 Address: 37 Hawthorne St.; Ambition: to become an airline stewardess; Suppressed Desire: to travel around the world for free and to live a long and happy life; Pet Peeve: waiting for people, getting up for school; Fondest Memory: ski weekends, cheer¬ leaders dances, going to 2 proms with a cast on; Happiest When: at football games, having a good time with good friends; Salient Charac¬ teristic: energetic. “She is pretty, petite and oh so sweet.” “Kathy” August 28, 1961 Address: 1259 North Main St. Acushnet; Ambition: work with blind chil¬ dren; Suppressed Desire: travel around the world; Pet Peeve: snobs, study halls, people who think they are better than others; Fondest Memory: proms, float meetings, ski club, 7 7 77; Happiest When: with Tommy, skiing, with friends; Salient Characteristic: appetite. i[)dnda d - dz dl lzldo “Without music life would be a mistake. “O’Linda” August 14, 1960 Address: 54 Narragansett Blvd.; Ambition: to be successful in what I choose to do; Suppressed Desire: to be able to speak many different languages and travel all over the world; Pet Peeve: people who always complain; Fondest Memory: AFS hay ride, Mr. Haaland labs; Happiest When: doing some¬ thing for someone else; Salient Characteristic: smiles. 40 V d.£(d)[L j£Lza “Let every man live his own life.” “Dap” “Dapper” “de” August 19, 1961 Address: 19 Gammons St. Acushnet; Ambition: possible career in busi¬ ness or medicine; Suppressed Desire: to die and come back as a bee in Columbia; Pet Peeve: people who don’t act like themselves; Fondest Memory: me and Rick C in Mrs. Bat- taini’s English class; Happiest When: with good friends having a good time; Salient Char¬ acteristic: ambitious. d?auza cdfnn !Z. zifizzd. “They copied all they could follow, but they couldn’t copy my mind.” “La” December 12, 1960 Address: 148 North Wal¬ nut; Ambition: nursing; Suppressed Desire: to find a disease to get out of gym; Pet Peeve: an arrogant computer in room 6, self-destructing calculators; Fondest Memory: cold snowy night of coffee, conversation, and Beatle music; Happiest When: traveling; Salient Characteristic: radical. “1 do not take another man’s opinion, I have my own.” January 17, 1961 Address: 18 Sedgewick Road; Ambition: become a writer; Suppressed Desire: be an excellent student; Pet Peeve: having no time to do anything; Fondest Mem¬ ory: beaches, B.T., R.C., S.L., and Mai, Mrs. B.; Happiest When: I do things well; Salient Char¬ acteristic: opinionated. dlitfiEZ zA {azL £ Well timed silence has more eloquence than speech.” “Siesta” December 2, 1961 Address: 10 Little Bay Road; Ambition: to speak Spanish fluently, to visit Cuba, to succeed in business; Suppressed Desire: to write an autobiography or a best selling novel; Pet Peeve: false people, hypo¬ crites, male chauvinists, bureaucracy; Fondest Memory: the park. Militia campouts, MMA, winning two essay contests, working on the bookmobile; Happiest When: at the beach, skiing, traveling, writing, playing piano, joking around, doing crafts, with friends; Salient Characteristic: library. dJinzotfiy d?. ddiggCz “Do what you enjoy.” Tim” May 8, 1960 Address: 405 North Main St. Acushnet; Ambition: to be a cross country truck driver; Pet Peeve: walking home during the winter aftersession; Fondest Memory: the blizzard of ' 78 when the Acushnet students got out before the Fairhaven kids; Happiest When: out of school; Salient Characteristic: red cheeks. Uzzzi c -fnn H uaztz “To her the world is made for fun and frolic.” “Bubbles” February 12, 1961 Address: 23 Bryant Lane; Ambition: Dental Hygenist; Suppressed Desire: to be rich, travel around the world, and never lose my closest friends; Pet Peeve: getting up for school, people who think they are better than others, C.M.; Fondest Memory: October 10, 1976; Starsky and Hutch; Pam’s wild parties; July 4, ' 77, ' 78; Weber’s P.J. party; Martha’s Vineyard; skipping school and get¬ ting caught; partying with the clan, JoAnne, Pam, Darlene; and F.H.S.; Happiest When: out with friends, having a good time, laughing with Dave; Salient Characteristic: rowdiness. William H uaztE “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” “Bill” October 28, 1960 Address: 16 Hawthorne St.; Salient Characteristic: Afro. dVzi! odn u(joi± “Be wiser than other people if you can; but do not tell them so.” February 28, 1961 Address: 14 Budano Drive, Acushnet; Ambition: to survive college; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to have brown hair; Pet Peeve: Math 12A, taking the bus; Fondest Memory: Honor Society study, Navy Band came to school; Happiest When: not in Math class; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: red hair. Hl onna l {aziE “There’s nothing worth the wear of winning but laughter and the love of friends.” July 18, 1961 Address: 123 East Morgan St.; Ambition: to be successful in whatever I decide to do in the future; Pet Peeve: getting up for school in the morning, gym; Fondest Memory: moving back to Fairhaven; Happiest When: out with friends, partying at M.P.; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: neatness. IzddllEiton “He that is a friend to himself, knows he is a friend to all.” December 27, 1959 Ambition: to get through school and do what I do best and that is noth¬ ing, just to hang around with Maureen; Sup¬ pressed Desire: If I don’t stay around here then I’ll join the Navy; Pet Peeve: people who rack on other people when they don’t even know who they are racking on; Fondest Mem¬ ory: when I took my first real digger on my bike and ev ryone felt sorry for me; Happiest When: i’m with Maureen; Salient Characteris¬ tic: motorcvcle. 2 tk a £t nLzJ-ilzy “She is little, she is wise, and she is terror for her size.” “Debby” May 28, 1961 Address: 20 Perry Street; Ambi¬ tion: to study biology and someday be a teacher; Suppressed Desire: to own a 280-Z; Pet Peeve: getting up for school, teachers that expect too much from you; Fondest Memory: 9th grade, Saturday night rallies, Jr. Prom, Summer of ’78 in N.C.; Happiest When: driv¬ ing my new car, out having a good time with my friends, going to the beach in the summer; Salient Characteristic: “Weber.” Uyznnztfi “An easy-minded soul and always was.” “Polock” August 25, 1961 Address: 21 Alpine Street; Ambition: to own my own fishing fleet; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to have the baddest Vette in town; Pet Peeve: people who always think they are right; Fondest Memory: being at 15 Perry Street, Joe’s wild party at the cottage, canoe scenes with Joe and Chet, the concerts and especially with Chet, Weed and Dawn; Happiest When: being with K.A. and all my wild friends J.A., S.J., C.B., and Weed; Salient Characteristic: neat hair. ■zSiiaotm £CCiott “I came like water and like wind 1 go.” “Lumpy” August 7, 1960 Address: 26 Day Street; Ambi¬ tion: to become a forest ranger in the Rockies and own a piece of the rock; Suppressed Desire: become another Hugh Hefner; Pet Peeve: being called Lumpy; Fondest Memory: new years 1978; Happiest When: partying with the gang; Salient Characteristic: Lumpy. “Friendship is the only cement that will hold the world together.” “Mai” March 24, 1961 Address: 14 John Street; Ambi¬ tion: to live a happy and exciting life; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to become rich and to see it snow in the summer; Pet Peeve: getting out of bed; Fondest Memory: missing the boat, Sum¬ mer of ’78; Happiest When: getting away with murder, out of school; Salient Characteristic: pleasantness. ISzLjon aLtui “Life is half spent before we know what it is.” June 23,1961 Address: 18 Grape Street; Salient Characteristic: bewildered. 43 M-c a area “The style is the man himself.” “Jeff June 18, 1960 Address: 20 Elizabeth Street; Suppressed Desire: to become a pro hockey player; Pet Peeve: getting up early, throwing up, running the mile, not waking up; Fondest Memory: Vineyard with G.V., Tull concert, summers of 75, 76, 77, 78, Mr. Natural, Animal House, Star Wars; Happiest When: doing what I want to do, being with the people I want to be with, listening to music, partying with friends; Salient Characteristic: Smooth. urzndoCyn faunae. “Thought is deeper than all speech.” Gwen” July 3,1960 Address: 119 Adams Street; Ambi¬ tion: to be a photographer; Suppressed Desire: to live in a log cabin and have a couple of horses; Pet Peeve: when people talk about oth¬ ers, Getting up early; Fondest Memory: Sept, labor day weekend 1976, when my godparents came from California; Happiest When: around the people I like, being with my family, horse¬ back riding, taking pictures: Salient Charac¬ teristic: needlepoint. “A thing may sound so logical you are con¬ vinced it must be wrong.” “Jay- August 7, 1961 Address: 174 North Walnut Street; Salient Characteristic: easy-going. 1 l cHlCcun uJxU. “He that riseth late must trot all day.” “Bro” May 10, 1960 Address: 8 Turner Ave; Salient Characteristic: gait. Cefuid tE durazd Lifizz “Silence is as silence does. “Fisher” October 11, 1961 Address: 27 Fort Street; Ambition: Medical Technician; Suppressed Desire: wealth; Pet Peeve: having the same math teacher three years in a row; Fondest Memory: the Latin bike trip with Mr. Dufour’s Classes; Happiest When: at the beach; Salient Characteristic: good listener. buzzofyn cdf. Qb-uzant Let us enjoy while we can; pleasure is never long enough.” Butchie” April 18, 1961 Address: 35 Hamlet St.; Ambi¬ tion: to become a famous model; Suppressed Desire: to be a model and live in a log cabin with Woody, to always be happy; Pet Peeve: people who talk about their friends, cliques, when Greg is always right; Fondest Memory: Black Sabbath and Ted Nugent concerts, camping, the snow blizzard of ' 78, May 6,16th birdhay, Woody’s senior prom, my good years with Deb, Miriam, Ilya, and the rest; Happiest When: being as free as people will let me, with Greg, out with Deb Ducharme; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Fiat. !2 o z za Qb.uzE.nt “The pursuit of perfection, then, is the pursuit of sweetness ana light. May 21, 1961 Adaress: 680 Washington St.; Ambition: medical secretary; Suppressed Desire: to marry Steve, to live in a log cabin near a lake, and to own a red Corvette; Pet Peeve: snobs, people who think they’re better than others; Fondest Memory: Junior Day, August 3, 1978; Happiest When: with Steve, out with friends, out of school; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Steve. dl [azy QzancEi. QCood A good friend to those who know her.” July 7, 1961 Address: 351 Washington St.; Ambition: paramedic; Suppressed Desire: to go to California; Pet Peeve: people who think they’re the greatest; Fondest Memory: Canada trip with my family and my friends, a guy in a red car; Happiest When: traveling and spend¬ ing time with friends; Salient Characteristic: shyness. cdfntonE U(. QoniEca “Let each man do his best.” “Ken November 8, 1960 Address: 141 Weeden Rd.; Ambition: to become rich, enjoy life, and retire early; Suppressed Desire: to go to Switz¬ erland, be on t.v., win the lottery, and eat, drink, and be merry; Pet Peeve: school, foot¬ ball practice; Fondest Memory: being in Con¬ necticut with Chery, falling out of Jeff Casey ' s car, jumping off cliffs in Dartmouth, football camp; Happiest When: going to Connecticut, playing football, eating, going out on week¬ ends; Salient Characteristic: Connecticut. JdauzCE cdfnn Qozze±£ez “She is very fond of the company of men.” “Lau” March 3,1961 Ambition: to become a physical therapist; Suppressed Desire: to travel cross country on a motorcycle; Pet Peeve: snobby people, getting up in the morning, never being understood; Fondest Memory: D.L.S.P. with Pat, Gail, Norry, and Jeff, fourth of July ' 78, history with Mr. Margeson, summer of ' 78, the tree in Gail’s backyard; Happiest When: sit¬ ting on the beach catching some rays, with my friends; Salient Characteristic: flirtatious. 45 C ' KlzCltuie. [] )UUZ£ OLUjUsttz, “I say what I feel.” Tina” January 6, 1961 Address: 149 Pleasant St.; Ambition: to graduate from college and become a wealthy accountant for a huge law firm; Suppressed Desire: to have a happy life living in a beautiful A-frame house with Joe, to go on a cruise on the Love Boat, to spend time with a secret lover; Pet Peeve: two faced people, homework, running out of partying materials; Fondest Memory: Jan. 1,1978 — Joe, weekends spent down the Cape with Joe dur¬ ing summer of ’78, summer of ' 77, the time at “The Way Station”; Happiest When: with Joe, partying, shopping for clothes, spending money; Salient Characteristic: curly red hair. U onna QoLujuzttE, “Wit and wisdom are born within you.” December 8, 1959 Address: 149 Pleasant St.; Ambition: to become a fashion designer; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to travel all over the world; Fondest Memory: the whole school of pleasant and helpful teachers; Happiest When: I know everything is just so, to see Manny; Salient Characteristic: steady. dazioi zagata “You may as well except pears from an elm.” “Carl” May 22, 1960 Address: 7 Jameson Street; Ambition: to grow up; Suppressed Desire: to be a pervert; Pet Peeve: short, fat, bald headed ladies with one eye and a wooden leg who try to seduce me; Fondest Memory: Serenading Pat, and kidnapping Chris; Happiest When: Happy, acting weird; Salient Characteristic: craziness. “He that complies against his will is of his own opinion . . . still.” Lee” September 2, 1960 Address: 13 Reservation Rd.; Ambition: to be a nurse, to be happy; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to go to Bermuda with my friends for a month; Pet Peeve: rainy Monday mornings, people who talk about other people because they are different; Fondest Memory. the summer of “77”, the weekend of Sept. 2, 1 978, Aug. 12, 1978; Happiest When: with all the people I care about most. Doing something good for someone else; Salient Characteristic: lunch counter. zS uizon zA [azL£. QrLai “The pursuit of perfection, then, is the pursuit of sweetness ana light.” Serry” November 21, 1961 Address: 307 Main Street; Ambition: to marry Jeff and to live a long happy life together, to become a fashion designer; Suppressed Desire: to go to Switzer¬ land, to live in the mountains in a log cabin; Pet Peeve: people who think that they are bet¬ ter than anyone else, jealousy, work, liars; Fondest Memory: Cheerleaders dance, Jr. Prom, Christmas Eve of ’77, summer of ’78, October 12; Happiest When: with Jeff, with friends, when it’s snowing; Salient Character¬ istic: amiable. 46 “It is a rough road that leads to the height of greatness.” “Frye” January 11, 1961 Address: 365 Middle Rd., Acushnet; Ambition: to be very happy and live by the sea; Suppressed Desire: to swing on FHS’s weather vane, to sail around the world with a special person; Pet Peeve: people who never smile or laugh, math; Fondest Memory: June 4, 1977, Feb. 23, 1978, Jr. Prom, every moment shared with David, my walk on the beach with Rick, a certain weekend in Boston, Mrs. C’s 7th period English class, day trip to URI with Kathy and Jo, M.M. at Oxford Cin¬ ema; Happiest When: I’m with David, with ople I really love, being crazy with Kathy, Sharon, Lori, Jo Hall, Webs (Deb E.); Salient Characteristic: visage. zA [azc£ uztado “She floats upon the river of his thoughts.” “Amy” January 19,1961 Address: 447 No. Main Street, Acushnet; Ambition: to be an X-ray techni¬ cian, to live a long and happy life with some¬ one special; Suppressed Desire: ride cross country on a horse, to have my dream house; Pet Peeve: waking up early, having Algebra 1st period, two faced people; Fondest Memory: October 22, 1976, Cheerleader’s Dance of ’76 and ’77, Jr. Prom, Nantucket; Happiest When: with Fred and friends; Salient Characteristic: Fred. S(iaum aC£ag(z£Z “I like work, it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours.” July 7, 1961 Address: 75 East Morgan St.; Ambition: to be successful in life; Suppressed Desire: to travel through Europe; Pet Peeve: English, W.B.; Fondest Memory: Basketball team’s trip to Washington, D.C.; Happiest When: out with Christy; Salient Characteris¬ tic: lackadaisical. l {Czuinz [aC zE famacfiz In each cheek appears a pretty dimple.” October 7,1961 Address: 16 Florence St.; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to always be with Ted; Pet Peeve: cigars, getting up for school, making decisions; Fondest Memory: Ted’s Senior Prom 77”, Boston Concert ’77, ' 76 9th grade and cheering, Jo-Anne’s pajama party, Jr. prom court; Happiest When: with Ted and friends, and eating; Salient Characteristic: congeniality. !ozl iffozd “One could ask for no better friend.” Little Drill February 28, 1961 Address: 269 Alden Rd.; Ambition: to get married and to live a happy wonderful life. To enjoy everything I do; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to bake cakes for famous peo¬ ple and to own my own cake shop; Pet Peeve: Homework, gym 1st period, boring studies, having test in all of my classes on the same day, Steno III and Typing III combination class and getting up early for school; Fondest Memory: when Cheryl O. and I walked in the Honey Lounge, float meetings, Junior Day ' 78; Happiest When: with friends a nd people that I love; Salient Characteristic: glasses. 47 c oljzzt (f onzt “Competition is the spice of life.” “Bob” May 28, 1961 Address: 14 Phillips St.; Ambi¬ tion: to work with children, to be successful; Suppressed Desire: Pro hoop player, to be rich; Pet Peeve: Monday mornings, rainy days, and bad moods; Fondest Memory: meeting a very special girl from Old Rochester, sopho¬ more year, hooks; Happiest When: winning, playing basketball, and partying on weekends; Salient Characteristic: competitive. O CKJul On±Cll!(J£.l “To live long it is necessary to live slow.” Dave” April 1,1961 Address: 11 Cooke St.; Ambition: Research Marine Biologist; Pet Peeve: salty pins; Fondest Memory: summer of ’76; Happi¬ est When: out with the boys, the bell rings Fri¬ day afternoons; Salient Characteristic: tuba. “Out for a good time, never in a hurry.” Pea-air” June 9, 1959 Address: 24 Sylvia St.; Ambition: to own a business of some sort, be very suc¬ cessful in life and to have lots of money; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to own a log cabin up in the White Mountains, to play defensive corner- back for the Dallas Cowboys; Pet Peeve: Mon¬ day morning, football practices; Fondest Memory: camping in the White Mountains with Jim, Dave, and Bill for two weeks, skip¬ ping 7th period my jr. year with Gary and get¬ ting caught by Sgt. Claffin of the Fairhaven Police Force, (Park Motors); Happiest When: going wild with the boys, going to rock and roll concerts, partying and playing pool, with girls; Salient Characteristic: convivial. “The sky 1s no limit.” “Dave” September 10, 1960 Address: 17 Bryant Lane; Ambition: Engineer; Suppressed Desire: to have my talents shared with everyone; Pet Peeve: when people put you down and think they’re better than you; Fondest Memory: White Island Pond, Plymouth, MA, canoeing, walks on the beach, jogging through the forest; Happiest When: I’m with my friends, when I don’t have to put on a front, I’m at ease; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: imaginary. “Mind cannot follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness.” Annie” June 27, 1960 Address: 8 Upton St.; Ambition: special education; Suppressed Desire: to travel up to the mountains and camp there foreverl To be happy and have a successful future; Pet Peeve: selfish people, people who can’t be straight forward with you, people who do a lot of talking but don ' t really say anything, getting up in the morning; Fondest Memory: 18th birthday! The wild weekends with Bubbles, Mai and the gang!! S.M.U., watching Saturday Night Live with Bubbles and the gang; Happi¬ est When: partying with my friends, free to do what I want when I want, no ties to hold me back; Salient Characteristic: smile. 48 “He lives at ease.” “Griffiths” August 23, 1961 Address: 67 Brown Street; Ambition: to go back to L.A.; Suppressed Desire: to be a lumberjack; Pet Peeve: Mass.; Fondest Memory: L.A.; Happiest When: I get ' of school; Salient Characteristic: L.A. c fnnzttz “Slow and steady wins the race.” October 12, 1960 Address: 41 Centre Street; Ambition: Art education or a career in art; Suppressed Desire: to travel around the world with good friends and have a lot of money, taking photography in college; Pet Peeve: peo¬ ple who think they are better than everyone else, having to ask for the car every time I need it; Fondest Memory: going to Canada on July 4 weekend with friends, downtown water fountain, talking with gremlin kid at 2 a.m., Mr. Rapoza’s art classes, talking with K.B. on the telephone; Happiest When: with true friends, drawing, and out of school; Salient Characteristic: Kevin. £zU2 aonzncz an±zn “No man is born without ambitious worldly desires.” September 2, 1961 Address: 12 Brae Road; Ambition: to become a doctor; Suppressed Desire: to ski in the Alps; Happiest When: with friends, skiing, having a good time; Pet Peeve: closed-minded people; Fondest Mem¬ ory: “Y” ski trips; Salient Characteristic: good hearted. cz fat ia.(xray “I can be pushed just so far.” “Lynn” August 3, 1960 Address: 23 Blossom Street; Ambition: Marine biologist; Suppressed Desire: to someday be able to do the 100 meter hurdles without killing myself; Pet Peeve: peo¬ ple who think they’re bad, conceited people, Saturday morning band rehearsals, SAT’s, Cuttyhunk; Fondest Memory: making court for Cheerleaders Dance 1976, Jr. Prom ’78, Cheerleader’s Dance ’77, Tabor Academy, 5 14 78, 6 7 78, Bourne Scenic park with R.G., R.B., M.R., and S.C.; Happiest When: with Roger, doing what I want to do, not working, playing sports, being with people who I can love and care for, being myself, playing my sax; Salient Characteristic: moody. U(ioma± Q . c z nCnguray “The language of the universe is in the eyes. “Hem” March 26, 1961 Address: 137 North Walnut Street; Ambition: to become a respected phys¬ ical therapist; Suppressed Desire: to see as much of the world as possible; Pet Peeve: peo¬ ple who try to aggravate temperaments; Fond¬ est Memory: the summer of f ‘78” on the point of West Island; Happiest When: being with the person who means the most to me; Salient Characteristic: clear blue eyes. 49 zSuzann -JJauz n c iz±t “Friendship improves happiness and abates misery by doubling our joy and dividing our grief.” Sue” October 30, 1961 Address: 3 Mulberry Street; Ambition: medical assistant; Suppressed Desire: to play second base for the Red Sox; Pet Peeve: West Point, rumors, being hurt; Fondest Memory: Sept. 3, 1977, Jr. Prom, Jan. 15, 1978, Oct. 15, 1977, cheering at FHS, play¬ ing basketball for the Jr. High, Park Motors, Buford, W.A.S., Bridge,” V.P.; Happiest When: with my cadet, helping people, with friends, giving a “surprise,” cheering; Salient Characteristic: enthusiasm. “I am educated, why stay any longer.” “Hud” September 12, 1960 Address: 122 N. William Street; Ambition: live my own life my way, to be pleased with whatever I choose to do, to learn to love others by what is inside of them and not to judge them by their appearance; Suppressed Desire: not to suppress my desires; Pet Peeve: Fairhaven, F.H.S. guidance dept., disco music; Fondest Memory: the endless summer of ' 76, The cabin trip, “Tea” parties at Beth’s, camping in the Busch summer of ’78, with the head scouts; Happiest When: when 1 am with the Buzz patrol, at a concert, using my ID, being myself, watching Rob, David, and Allen ruin a good song, s 2 d; Salient Char¬ acteristic: nonconformist. c £ n c -fiCa “Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow.” September 4,1961 Address: 35 Charity Stevens Lane; Ambition: the manager of Shaw’s; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to have Shaw’s Supermarkets all over the world; Pet Peeve: Breath, E-Z riders. Zoinks; Fondest Memory: Snipatuit, getting suspended with Chris W. and Vin S., Switzerland, Summer ' 74, New York; Happiest When: the Yankees are winning, doing num¬ bers; Salient Characteristic: partying. czJ ' funfzy “A daughter of the gods, divinely tall.” “Becky” September 19,1961 Address: 14 Bonney Street; Ambition: to become a probation officer or a lawyer; Suppressed Desire: to travel many roads and meet many new people; Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than others, gym class; Fondest Memory: getting my license and my car; Happiest When: driving my car or listening to music; Salient Charac¬ teristic: freckles. zf ?and.L lJ±a z±£n “Good words are worth much, and cost little.” July 17, 1961 Address: 9 Blossom Street; Ambi¬ tion: to have a happy life; Suppressed Desire: to travel around the world; Pet Peeve: crowded locker rooms, dropping my baton at football games, getting grounded from using the car; Fondest Memory: summer of ' 78, mak¬ ing majorettes, Norway, Florida, football games; Happiest When: having a good time with friends, when the weekend comes; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: baton. 50 f ?andalX ac zion “Play hard and fair, be loyal to your team¬ mates, and generous to your opponent.” “Randy J” September 13, 1961 Address: 114 Sconticut Neck Road; Ambition: to acquire what 1 want when I want it; Suppressed Desire: to leave a good impression on everyone 1 meet; Pet Peeve: girls with too much make-up, people who talk behind your back, people who are always late, camp, and sprints; Fondest Mem¬ ory: Summers of ' 76, ' 77, ' 78, Maine, J’ing it up with Cindy, Vik’s cottage with Jeff and Cheryl, Mr. Natural with George Valley; sports; Hap¬ piest When: with Cheryl, out of school, party¬ ing with the guys, playing park hoop, going to concerts during snow storms, going beserk; Salient Characteristic: amicable. a i[z (jli “A glass of champagne always bubbling.” “Fish” “Kale” August 18, 1961 Address: 35 Hathaway Street; Ambition: to be an obstetrician and have plenty of horses; Suppressed Desire: to be a professional skier, to live on a deserted island, to meet Danny from Soap; Fondest Memory: Foreigner Concert, hockey rink, skiing with Nancy, year and a half with J.F., Jr. Prom; Happiest When: with Nancy, partying with the girls, lost in a cloud; Salient Characteristic: giggle. 2. a±on “Why let the devil have all the fun.” “Chet” April 23, 1961 Address: 4 Marilaine Street; Ambition: to be a world famous chef; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to marry Farrah Fawcett; Pet Peeve: sleezy people, Moore; Fondest Mem¬ ory: canoe, Joe’s cottage, 4 wheeling at Stand- ish, Styx concert with wheat; Happiest When: cruisin down the road; Salient Characteristic: impish. “Come, come, there is mischief to be done.” “Dizzy Desi” March 18, 1961 Address: 19 Brook Drive; Ambition: to travel around the world; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to become an artist; Pet Peeve: Frank Souza; Fondest Memory: my sopho¬ more year; Happiest When: I’m feeling my best; Salient Characteristic: Art. “Opinion is ultimately determined by the feeling.” “Terry” January 29, 1961 Address: 87 Shaw Road; Ambition: to be a lawyer; Suppressed Desire: to place first in cheering competition, to do away with term papers; Pet Peeve: bad moods; Fondest Memory: making cheering; Happiest When: with close friends, joking with Tony, cheering, when F.H.S. wins; Salient Charac¬ teristic: temper. 51 c Vancy A {. o inion “Many can argue, not many converse.” “Nanc” September 14, 1961 Address: 294 Sconticut Neck Road; Ambition: to build my own A frame house, to become a cake decorator; Suppressed Desire: to always be happy and to have beautiful children, to see Led Zeppelin; Pet Peeve: when someone doesn’t believe you when you tell the truth, two-faced people, red lights and rainy days and Mondays; Fondest Memory: Summer of ’78, camping with Peter, Barry, and Jennifer at the mud hole, Karyn, Jen and I in the blizzard; Happiest When: with my friends partying, going wild, with Peter, when I have money; Salient Characteristic: blonde hair. ofin±on “Life is but a day at most.” “Pam” March 3, 1961 Address: 46 Spring Street; Ambition: registered nurse; Suppressed Desire: to live in Colorado with Joe; Pet Peeve: people who put other people down for no rea¬ son, Monday mornings; Fondest Memory: meeting Joe, cruising with T.M. and J.M., roar¬ ing with J.D., Mrs. McCollester’s sewing classes, getting lost down the Cape with Joe; Happiest When: with Joe and our friends, talk¬ ing with friends; Salient Characteristic: Joe. !2z£,nda zA {. Jordan “It is always later than you think.” “Big Bren” October 16, 1960 Address: 32 Taber Street; Ambition: social worker; Suppressed Desire: to be a designer and to travel; Pet Peeve: macho men; Fondest Memory: sophomore year; Happiest When: with friends and loved ones; Salient Characteristic: make-up. “Quiet and undisturbed, she moved along.” December 23,1960 Address: 147 Adams Street Ambition: to become an interior decorator Suppressed Desire: to live in a split level home and to travel with friends; Pet Peeve: waking up early in the morning; Fondest Memory: when I was in Florida; Happiest When: out with friends and having a good time, playing tennis and field hockey; Salient Characteris¬ tic: suntan. duiura “Second thoughts they say are best.” June 3, 1961 Address: 58 Hedge Street; Ambi¬ tion: to be an airline stewardess; Suppressed Desire: to let people know I’m here; Pet Peeve: crowded locker rooms, sophomores who get lost during school; Fondest Memory: ending up in Braintree on the way to Provincetown, physiology in my Jr. year, senior gym classes; Happiest When: out with Kym and Jon; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: biting my fingernails. 52 Uyztitinz cptynn U(ocfuinE “Life is not measured by the time we live.” Kris December 11,1961 Address: 21 Blossom Street; Ambition: to be a retail manager; Suppressed Desire: to travel through Europe, to own a horse, to be happy; Pet Peeve: getting up in the mornings for school, math, selfish people; Fondest Memory: Summer of ' 78, the good times with Lynn, Lisa, and Linda, S.M.U. with Lynn and Timmy, fun times with Ann and Terry, Jackson Brown and Robert Palmer con¬ certs; Happiest When: with friend s, partying, at the waterfall; Salient Characteristic: friendly. !2 a(julc fJcun Uyoaxcuaza. “Deserve success and you shall command it.” “Kuzzy” August 26, 1961 Address: 127 North William Street; Ambition: to become a nuclear engi¬ neer, to live on a farm in Columbia; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to be able to dunk, to let the air out of sugarbear, to get straight A’s; Pet Peeve: sleezes, getting blamed for something you didn’t do, people who can’t spell, waking up for school; Fondest Memory: history with Mr. Margeson, lunch doobs, corner near school, J.V. B.B. coach Wild Bill, getting stopped in D.B.’s Lemans; Happiest When: cruising, par¬ tying, having fun, in a good class, with good friends, C.A.B.; Salient Characteristic: cruis¬ ing. “No matter what others may be, she is her July 31, 1961 Address: 178 Adams Street; Ambition: to become rich fast so I can retire early; Suppressed Desire: to know all there is to know, to clean up all the pollution in the world; Pet Peeve: people who think the world is their garbage can; Fondest Memory: my horse, the house we ransacked in Maine, the Vineyard, Naushon Island with Joanne and Debbie, basketball, track, my brother’s air¬ plane, all my friends; Happiest When: beating the system, riding with Deb, Linda, and Jen, sleeping, making other people happy, with the family; Salient Characteristic: horses. U atfizyn c fnn majciIXee “Dare to be different and don’t be afraid to be happy.” “Kathy” December 5, 1961 Address: 483 Washington Street; Ambition: to study psychology, to live totally off the land; Suppressed Desire: to wipe the town of Fairhaven off the face of the earth; Pet Peeve: “autumn Wheat” paint, disco music, David’s sound effects, wet firewood; Fondest Memory: camping with the headsc- outs, the cabin in ’76, the tents in ’78, Goo¬ dhue’s house, endless summer of ’76; Happiest When: with the buzz patrol, at concerts, while camping, s 2 d; Salient Characteristic: rum and cokes. oannE A azLE EmaizE “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” October 8, 1961 Address: 136 North William Street; Ambition: to be a successful accoun¬ tant; Suppressed Desire: to retire at 30, live in Europe, and never worry again; Pet Peeve: running 2 miles, Mr. Paquin, working week¬ ends, being taken for granted; Fondest Mmory: making cheering, B-ball tourney ' 78, Myrtle Beach. Jr. Proms, Summer of ’76; Happiest When: cheering, with the girls eating, in a good mood; Salient Characteristic: “ultra- brite” smile. d oljtjLn ( U. dJ’cdfzuzzux “Seek what is simple, seek what is true.” “Rob” February 3, 1961 Address: 26 Francis St.; Ambition: to get married and live in a log cabin, go parachuting; Suppressed Desire: to own a Trans-Am, to ride down the highway on a motorcycle and let a $10.00 bill fly away; Pet Peeve: when people whisper; Fondest Memory: going camping at Myles Standish with Wayne, Scott and Laura, May 6, 1978, Christmas of ' 77, going to Billerica, going to New York with Carol and Mike, summer of ' 78; Happiest When: being with someone spe¬ cial, out with friends, not in school, partying, driving around in my car and when I have money to splurge, on Friday nights when I’m at the disco; Salient Characteristic: independ¬ ent. zStzfili£n ofin d om jazdo “He preferred to be rather than to seem, good; hence the less he sought fame, the more it pur¬ sued him.” “Sal September 23, 1960 Address: 4 Wood St.; Ambition: Biomedical Engineer; Suppressed Desire: to meet people and visit the world; Pet Peeve: cold people, being late, red-tape; Fon- det Memory: friends, hoop at the park, H.J.H.S., P.O.D., Mr. Cip, the B’s; Happiest When: smiling, with friends, playing sports, being challenged; Salient Characteristic: out¬ standing character. dXo(?Ln “Whilst I live, let me not live in vain.” “Thithy” November 18,1961 Address: 23 Ash St.; Ambi¬ tion: to go into the Air Force, to take up Law enforcement and photography; Suppressed Desire: to meet P.S., live anywhere but MA, and have lots of money, for Debbie H. to be quiet for 5 minutes, and to stop counting the bricks on the cafeteria wall; Pet Peeve: drivers who don’t use signals; Fondest Memory: being 16, California 78, Maine 78, Darlene and I talking to Lucan, shaking hands with Carmine, fighting with Rod; Happiest When: swimming, driving a dune buggy, with friends and acting crazy; Salient Characteristic: T-shirts. Zs4 (ailZ££ 2 cdfnn lonjtjfin “My business and my art is to live.” “Mo” February 5,1961 Address: 49 Rotch St.; Ambi¬ tion: to become a lawyer or work in the law field; Suppressed Desire: to drive cross coun¬ try to California with Pat and make it, to see Sue H. marry Dave B. and live happily ever after; Pet Peeve: red lights; Fondest Memory: jr. high days with Kim and Debbie, summer of 77 with Barnell, Karen, and Ilya, going down the Cape with Sue, Sharon, Mr. Hirst, Mat¬ thew and my family, Winter of 77, the Alpine, North Conway, N.H., April 20, 1978; Happiest When: with David, skiing in the white moun¬ tains, having a good time with Karen, Darnell, Sue, Pat, and Ilya, listening to music alone in my room, having a big dinner with all my fam¬ ily; Salient Characteristic: liberated. U £(jtn Leonard zdl [acfi “When a man is no longer anxious to do better than well, he is done for.” Mac October 7,1960 Address: 26 Laurel St.; Ambi¬ tion: to be able to go to every concert being held by all the wild groups; Suppressed Desire: to become a patient in Nichol ' s House; Pet Peeve: Carl Fragata and Mr. Clarkson; Fondest Memory: Chicago concert, cheerlead¬ er’s dance ’78; Happiest When: with my friends, Road trips, at concerts, with Cathy; Salient Characteristic: trumpet. U avul A [acJLiclo “Life is just one darned thing after another.” Ralph” August 16, 1961 Address: 42 Gilbert Street; Ambition: park ranger; Suppressed Desire: to ski the Rockies; Pet Peeve: flat tires; Fondest Memory: Waterville Valley ski resort; Happi¬ est When: skiing on water or snow; Salient Characteristic: girl friends. -JJauzzn tzA jcu 1 . zan “I never think of the future, it comes soon enough.” March 31, 1961 Address: 60 Lafayette Street; Suppressed Desire: to own my own business with horses out in the country; Pet Peeve: liars, waiting, people who don’t leave your clothes alone; Fondest Memory: summer at Martha’s Vineyard, talks I had with Eddie M.; Happiest When: riding in horse shows and winning or losing money, outside; Salient Characteristic: long hair. zffzzy Waynz A [azdzn “For every why he had a wherefore.” “Jeff’ August 10, 1961 Address: 146 Adams Street; Salient Characteristic: unruly hair. (2utfLzzCnz zA [azy dl {azizn “She seems quiet, but still waters run deep.” Cathy” May 3,1961 Address: 4 Linden Avenue; Ambi¬ tion: to become a pediatric nurse; Suppressed Desire: to be totally happy and free from care; Pet Peeve: librarians wno accuse you of some¬ thing you have not done; Fondest Memory: cheerleaders dance ’77, Junior Prom doubling with Dana and Cheryl, on vacation, sleeping late, Saturday mornings, listening to Bruce play his guitar; Salient Characteristic: fickle. zrfay nond (2fiazfz± zA [azlizy “The golden rule is there is no golden rule.” “Ray June 19,1960 Address: 9 Day Street; Ambition: become a forester; Suppressed Desire: to become a good musician; Pet Peeve: getting up early for triple quartet; Fondest Memory: those wild parties at Joey’s cottage; Happiest When: with friends; Salient Characteristic: bass guitar. 55 z oIj£.zt zdl [. zdl {ayo Character is the cornerstone of success. Bob April 3, 1961 Address: 33 Mulberry Street; Ambition: to finish 4 years of college and suc¬ ceed in life; Suppressed Desire: to get an “A” on a 12-A math test; Pet Peeve: Mr. Malcolm’s 12A math; Fondest Memory: ski weekend ’78 — “Ralph”, spring and summer of ’78, college weekend . . . Animal House; Happiest When: having a good time with friends; Salient Char¬ acteristic: neat appearance. U £ jin Stuart V{c uads. “The highest of distinction is service to oth¬ ers. Magoo” or Morbid” February 6, 1960 Address: 34 Cherry Street; Ambition: to be a licensed embalmer and funeral director; Suppressed Desire: to own a 1979 black Lincoln continental; Fondest Mem¬ ory: joining the 64th regiment 4th Battalion Co.: Happiest When: I hear from my father; Salient Characteristic: black Lincoln continen¬ tal. J )LUjCad, z X Ccfiazd. dl [acU Czo± “He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. “Flameris October 11, 1961 Address: 81 Bridge Street; Ambition: to complete 4 years of college; Pet Peeve: 12A, termpapers, people who don’t use their directional lights; Fondest Memory: spring and summer of ’78, weekend at Smith and Hampshire Sept. 28-Oct. 1; Happiest When: with Sue, diving off the causeway, rid¬ ing on the band bus, doing Russian gymnas¬ tics, thinking; Salient Characteristic: perfec¬ tionist. oann zdl {zclAaLUj The highest wisdom is continued cheerful¬ ness. “Jo” September 17, 1960 Address: 53 Rotch Street; Ambition: to be happy and successful forever; Suppressed Desire: to be a surgical nurse; Pet Peeve: having to get up for school in the win¬ ter when it’s dark and stormy outside; Fondest Memory: my trip to Norway; Happiest When: having a good time with friends, involved in a musical; Salient Characteristic: voice. !2 aum Good things come in small packages.” July 8, 1961 Address: 65 Brown Street; Ambi¬ tion: to be an accountant; Suppressed Desire: to be as happy as I can and to travel; Pet Peeve: people who talk about o thers, getting up early for school; Fondest Memory: going to SMU with Mai; Happiest When: getting my own way; Salient Characteristic: spoiled. 56 “Common sense is not so common.” Joe” March 29, 1961 Address: 192 Huttleston Ave.; Ambition: to become an architect and design the first building on the moon; Suppressed Desire: to design the new Fairhaven High; Pet Peeve: stuck up people, a lot of homework, Dartmouth and New Bedford; Fondest Mem¬ ory: art room, singing with Janet in senior Eng¬ lish, marching band, friends, the wild junior English class, Fairhaven; Happiest When: with friends and doing things I like to do; Salient Characteristic: band. zA atfi£(xr zA [£.[[o “A man can climb beyond the limitations of his character, if he can laugh.” Mat” December 9,1961 Address: 15 New Boston Rd.; Suppressed Desire: to be one of the Not Ready for Prime Time Players”, to run a four minute mile; Pet Peeve: tests, track practices, 2 studies in a row in room 7 on Friday; Fondest Memory: September 24, 1977, May 5, 1977; Happiest When: with Joanne, taking candids, bus rides with the band to away football ?ames, acting weird; Salient Characteristic: un loving nature. zAfancy tz l lzfflo “If you have one true friend, you have more than your share.” “Nanc” November 23, 1960 Address: 75 Laurel St.; Ambition: to go on with hairdressing and eventually own my own business; Suppressed Desire: to live on the top of a white mountain in the middle of an island; Pet Peeve: muck- mouth, people who try to be anyone but them¬ selves; Fondest Memory: the skiing trip with Gail J., the hockey rink, to Foreigner concert, August 2, 1978, Joey’s cottage, the “Capri”; Happiest When: with my buddy” Gail Jarvis; Salient Characteristic: hairdressing. cStzvzn A l nclonca Live today, tomorrow is not.” Steve” November 24, 1960 Address: 104 Sycamore St.; Ambition: just to do as good as my father; Suppressed Desire: 8 girl friends all to myself; Pet Peeve: homework, tests and gym; Fondest Memory: Miss Richard’s class 5th period room 8A English, good times; Happiest When: happy; Salient Characteristic: heels. Tin zA lzt(iEny “A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find.” May 29,1961 Address: 12 Little Bay Rd.; Ambi¬ tion: to go on to trade school and own my bus¬ iness; Pet Peeve: getting up for school; Happi¬ est When: on my own time; Salient Character¬ istic: hearty. 57 Afancy 22. l {i£cfidd “Tis only noble to be good.” “Nanc” December 10,1960 Address: 24 Massasoit Ave¬ nue; Ambition: to go to college and become a veterinary assistant; Suppressed Desire: marry a rich man, travel around the world, own my own ranch; Pet Peeve: gym class, snobby peo¬ ple, homework; Fondest Memory: going to “Myrtle’s Turtle” with Laurie, Heidi and Nina; Happiest When: Friday comes; Salient Char¬ acteristic: pug-nose. 22 d zy[d2ynn zdl {on£ “She can be imitated by none, nor paralleled by any, but by herself.” “Mabel” April 17,1961 Address: 43 Hedge Street; Ambi¬ tion: to become an airline Hostess and travel around the world; Suppressed Desire: to have an easy carefree life, to live on the beaches; Pet Peeve: liars, people who are always late, people who think they are better than others; Fondest Memory: Peter’s Pond, summer of ' 75, cheering, Capri Hotel, Proms, Cheerleaders dance ’77, rallies, free weekends; Happiest When: with Randy, when the weekend comes, partying; Salient Characteristic: outgoing. 2 2 acrid dl {ozzi± “Joy comes, grief goes, we know not how.” “Dave February 11, 1961 Address: 8 Morton Street; Ambition: to get married and to live a prosper¬ ous life; Salient Characteristic: Mither bird. dPau a dl {azy dl [uzzay “Two roads conversed in a wood and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” “Murray” September 17, 1961 Address: 58 Laurel Street; Ambition: to succeed in all that I do, to always be content with life; Suppressed Desire: to capture time, to hangglide the Alps, to under¬ stand 12A math, to fly my own plane; Pet Peeve: apathy, filling out college applications, SAT’s, computer projects, making decisions; Happiest When: sitting on a deserted beach with just my thoughts to keep me company, with my true friends, participating in sports, eating, dreaming; Fondest Memory: working on the yearbook, proms, surprise “toga” party, friendship with Anne C.; Salient Characteris¬ tic: unparalleled. 2?Zat2£i 2£ dVo in “There is more to life than increasing its speed.” “Frannie” January 1, 1961 Address: 34 Kane Street; Ambition: to become a medical secretary and live a long and happy life; Suppressed Desire: to make Mrs. Mello run the 600; Pet Peeve: oral reports, climbing stairs and phoney people; Fondest Memory: English, Junior year, sev¬ enth period with the rooster and his four friends, getting trapped in the boys locker room; Happiest When: with my family and friends; Salient Characteristic: Do It To It. (2ii£:zij£(QtitjzLzcL “It’s nice to be natural, if you’re naturally nice.” “Little-one” January 30, 1960 Address: 270 New Boston Road; Ambition: to be a good secretary and a good wife to K.R.C.; Suppressed Desire: to drive with K.R.C. in an 18 wheeler; Pet Peeve: gym first thing in the morning; Fondest Mem¬ ory: when Lori G. and I walked in the Honey Lounge by accident, Jr. Day; Happiest When: with Kenneth R. Cacilhas; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Kenneth. cy ntfiony “I’m not lazy, I’m just saving my energy.” May 16, 1961 Address: 154 Alden Road; Ambi¬ tion: accountant; Suppressed Desire: to own a 240-Z; Pet Peeve: room 7 study, football prac¬ tice, homework, getting up for school; Fondest Memory: Cheerleader’s Dance ' 78, “Bina,” Rookie night at camp; Happiest When: with Lynne, out with the wild boys; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Sports. z X ol7£z£ ±J- a£m£Z, “I do as I please and do it with ease.” “Bob” April 26, 1961 Address: 15 Oak Grove Lane; Ambition: to own a printing shop; Suppressed Desire: to live in the wilderness; Pet Peeve: two faced people; Fondest Memory: Labor day weekend fireworks 1975; Happiest When: out of school; Salient Characteristic: muscles. “To gaze at the stars, in hope of meeting, is a fixation of the mind.” “Johnny Boy” March 10, 1961 Address: 15 Saratoga Street, Acushnet; Ambition: to be a surgeon, a pro bowler, and to play Bobby Fisher in chess; Suppressed Desire: to meet Farrah Fawcett- Majors; Pet Peeve: people who smoke in a res¬ taurant, people who have driver’s licenses but shouldn’t; Fondest Memory: Spanish 1 and Portuguese; Happiest When: bowling or with best friends; Salient Characteristic: Farrah shirts. U . “It is her nature to be good natured.” “Dr. Funk” January 3,1959 Address: 7 Almy Street; Ambi¬ tion: to be an artist; Suppressed Desire: to be a singer and a bass guitar player; Pet Peeve: peo¬ ple who think they are better than others, prej¬ udiced people; Fondest Memory: the Christ¬ mas holidays with Steve H. and friends, work¬ ing at the lunch counter at Shaw’s last summer with Rose M.; Happiest When: being with friends, playing music, and partying; Salient Characteristic: courteous. dJorzzn cdf. J Cna “The less of routine the more of life.” Lori” January 3. 1959 Address: 7 Almy Street; Ambi¬ tion: to be an accountant; Suppressed Desire: to play bass in a music group; Pet Peeve: gym tests; Fondest Memory: meeting Robert; Hap¬ piness When: with Robert; Salient Character¬ istic: dark lipstick. Uda ' LPittdzy “Life is not measured by the time we live.” “Shorty” April 17,1958 Address: 11 Hope Street, Acush- net; Ambition: to be a writer; Suppressed Desire: to live in Pennsylvania; Pet Peeve: busybodies; Fondest Memory: Junior Achieve¬ ment, camping with the girl scouts; Happiest When: going to J.C. parties and talking on the C.B.; Salient Characteristic: Happy. dV. tJ onte.6, “Silently he tackles his part.” “Lenny March 11, 1961 Address: 80 Pilgrim Avenue; Ambition: to become a C.P.A.; Suppressed Desire: to leave high school and go to work; Pet Peeve: I don’t have one; Fondest Memory: all the good times with friends; Happiest When: with friends and when everything is going right; Salient Characteristic: reserved. zanCnz z l lazt£, O ou£cn “Never say more than is necessary.” Sees” July 9, 1961 Address: 11 Rene Street, Achush- net; Ambition: to succeed in college, master the French language and become a teacher, to make a lot of money; Suppressed Desire: to travel abroad and visit Kerstin in Germany; Pet Peeve: getting up early in the morning for school, trying to do 11A math; Fondest Mem¬ ory: French class with Mr. Dufour, Cheerlead¬ er’s danc e; Happiest When: listening to music, dancing, having a good time; Salient Charac¬ teristic: seriousness. ddtz-lrui zdl {cizCz LPza,t£ “Individuality is the root of everything good.” “Deb” July 7, 1960 Address: 52 East Allen Street; Ambition: to graduate from high school and to further my interest in Business Administration and Accounting; Suppressed Desire: to become an accountant secretary; Pet Peeve: homework on Friday, crowded lunch rooms; Fondest Memory: 5th period study in room 7, “76-77”; Happiest When: Friday comes, hav¬ ing a good time with friends; Salient Charac¬ teristic: mouth. 60 cSts.jh.fianLz zA [azLz Quentin “She who tries hardest usually succeeds.” “Stephie” December 27, 1960 Address: 20 Roy St.; Ambi¬ tion: to make it in the business world; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to graduate from high school and go to college to get a good education for myself; Pet Peeve: trying to get into the girl’s locker room the first thing in the morning, people who think they are better than you; Fondest Memory: winning 9th place in the typing contest and receiving a gift on Junior Day; Happiest When. -when I am with my friends, going to football games, in Steno III period with Mrs. Waltz; Salient Characteristic: softball. jQuiz z Z. Remember Napoleon was a little man.” July 17, 1961 Address: 29 Hacker St.; Ambi¬ tion: to make money; Suppressed Desire: to race motorcross and win, to be 6 feet tall; Pet Peeve: people who think they are bad because they are tall, getting stopped by cops; Fondest Memory: getting a flat on the back tire of my motorcycle out in Rochester and having to push it home at night; Happiest When: out with the gang, being around the people I like: Salient Characteristic: motorcycles. III “The secret of success is constancy to pur¬ pose.” “Joe” October 25, 1961 Address: 32 Huttleston Ave.; Ambition: to become a marine biologist in Australia and work with Phillipe Coustau, to write Jazz music and lead a Jazz band; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to play with the Glenn Miller Band, to buff Mr. C’s head, to own a Ferrari and ride a dolphin; Pet Peeve: drummers in marching band, marching in the snow, broth¬ ers, studies, t.v., English, term papers, girls, and staying home nights; Fondest Memory: float parties, M.F.L., and Jazz band; Happiest When: playing trumpet, swimming, and with friends; Salient Characteristic: clumsiness. nic£ oan “I have often regretted my speech, never my silence.” “Shorty” August 18, 1961 Address: 48 Thompson St.; Ambition: accountant; Suppressed Desire: to work in a bank; Pet Peeve: unfriendly people; Fondest Memory: October 31, 1977, Color Guard, and working with Mrs. Martin; Happi¬ est When: sitting on a rock at Fort Phoenix when it’s quiet; Salient Characteristic: office worker. “Silence may do good and can do little harm.” October 11,1961 Address: 19 Tabor St.; Ambi¬ tion: to be a hair stylist; Suppressed Desire: to be rich and travel around the world; Pet Peeve: people who think they’re better than others, getting up for school; Fondest Memory: Jr. Day, summer of ’78; Happiest When: with friends, having a good time; Salient Character¬ istic: quietness. 61 JJozraLnz -Z? zf uzfici , ul “A smile for every girl, two for every boy.” “Lori” May 23, 1961 Address: 97 Pleasant Street; Ambition: to become a successful fashion buyer and move to New York; Suppressed Desire: to be Jackie Onassis, to be a famous singer; Pet Peeve: rumors, people who judge you wrong before they know you, lies; Fond¬ est Memory: W.A.S., proms, cheerleaders’ Dances, cheering, my parties, all great times with friends, 9 16 78; Happiest When: cheer¬ ing, when the weekend comes and there’s something to do, going out with Frye, Moe, Sue, Abbie, Barb, and Joanne, Parties after the football games; Salient Characteristic: coquet- ishness. {JflZLltoflflEZ z X olj£z£± “To live Ions is almost everyone’s wish, but to live well is the ambition of few.” “Boog” December 25,1961 Address: 40 Larch Avenue; Ambition: to be a professional broadcaster; Suppressed Desire: not to have been born on Christmas, to play baseball for the Boston Red Cox, to live until I’m 100; Pet Peeve: Mr. Mal¬ colm’s math classes, running the 440 in gym, losing money gambling, eating school lunches; Fondest Memory: playing baseball for the 1978 Division Two CHAMPS, F.H.S., Mr. Cip’s math class, Mr. Halland’s chemistry class; Happiest When: sleeping, winning money gambling, other people are happy, I have no homework; Salient Characteristic: compata- bUity. zrfolknion “The world is but canvas to our imagina¬ tions.” May 1, 1960 Address: 20 Long Road; Salient Characteristic: considerate. lJ £VLn oaAa “It matters not how a man dies, but bow he lives.” January 16, 1961 Address: 90 Bridge Street; Ambition: to graduate from Mass. Maritime; Pet Peeve: sleezes, people with big mouths; Happiest When: partying with friends, going to concerts; Salient Characteristic: Z”. “A merry heart makes a cheerful counte¬ nance.” “Rocky” August 25,1961 Address: 16 Sedgewick Road; Ambition: to be a sea captain; Suppressed Desire: to travel the world; Pet Peeve: all the stairs at F.H.S.; Fondest Memory: bell buoy 23; Happiest When: on Martha ' s Vineyard with friends; Salient Characteristic: Motocross- 62 cz fnn- PlazC z ocUzujU£.± “It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are.” “Ann” Baby Jaws” March 18, 1961 Address: 128 East Coggeshall Street; Ambition: to be a child psychologist or a social worker; Suppressed Desire: to sky¬ dive, to become a singer actress, to gain some weight; Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than you are, not having enough confi¬ dence in myself, getting racked on, jealous people; Fondest Memory: all my years at Fair- haven High; My Fair Lady, fighting with G.R., Junior Day, times spent with my sister Joanne; Happiest When: with friends, the whole fam¬ ily gets together; Salient Characteristic: talka¬ tive. “One of the greatest pleasures in life is con¬ versation.” “Jo” June 18, 1961 Address: 231 Nyes Lane, Acush- net; Ambition: to make it through college, to get a good job and have a long, happy life; Pet Peeve: getting up early for school, taking the bus, two-faced people; Fondest Memory: his¬ tory with Mr. Marchand, 1 18 78-8 18 78; Happiest When: sleeping late, with friends; Salient Characteristic: constant chatter. ?■ “We must dare, and dare again, and go on dar¬ ing” “Bets” September 28, 1961 Address: 47 Green Street; Ambition: to travel and meet many people; to go to college; Suppressed Desire: to live on my own and see the world; Pet Peeve: prejudice, unfriendly people who think hey know every¬ thing; Fondest Memory: summer of ' 78 when my sister came home from Germany, “the ? iuys”, downtown; Happiest When: with riends, having a good time; Salient Character¬ istic: benevolent. U £j2 i£.t i z fz£fiur Scmto± “I say little, but who knows what I think.” Kenny” February 3, 1961 Address: 31 Newbury Ave.; Ambition: to become a successful professional artist; Suppressed Desire: to become a pro golfer; Pet Peeve: getting up for, school, finals; Fondest Memory: qualifying for the states all three years, my mom; Happiest When: playing sports, listening to music, winning; Salient Characteristic: quiet. cSandia !2 o£ozss- zAiaiC£ £ guin “Patience is the best remedy for every trou¬ ble” “Bucwheat” February 9, 1961 Address: 10 North Street; Ambition: social worker or paramedic; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to see the Red Sox win the World Series; Pet Peeve: the New York Yan¬ kees, people who think they are better than everyone else; Fondest Memory: meeting Carl¬ ton Fisk; Happiest When: watching the Red Sox win in Fenway Park, with Carl and friends; Salient Characteristic Red Sox grou¬ pie. 63 “I giggle here, I giggle there, I giggle every¬ where.” January 17, 1961 Address: 20 Budano Drive, Acushnet; Ambition: to graduate from college; Suppressed Desire: for the girl’s tennis team to have a winning season; Pet Peeve: taking the bus, people who think they are cool, getting up early; Fondest Memory: proms, Cheerleader’s dances, float meetings, 7-7-77; Happiest When: with friends, driving my car; Salient Charac¬ teristic: capricious. JSa zljaia- o Stio{i£. “She who would arrive at the appointed end must follow a single road ana not wander through many ways.” Barbie” November 29, 1961 Address: 57 Main Street; Ambition: to graduate from college and work in the medical field; Suppressed Desire: for the girl’s tennis team to have a winning sea¬ son; Pet Peeve: homeroom, yearbook dead¬ lines, math 12A, crowded locker rooms, SAT’s, college applications, computer pro¬ jects; Fondest Memory: Latin per. 1, Mr. Cip’s class, tennis team, Dwyer’s sign, my years at F.H.S., Toga party; Happiest When: not in school, with friends, sleeping late, playing ten¬ nis; Salient Characteristic: ingenious. z£(iur£l!£.f-f- “Life is too short, why spend it in school.” March 24, 1961 Address: 475 Washington Street; Salient Characteristic: free. £lmmon± “We grant although he had much wit, he was shy of using it.” “Simon” January 27, 1961 Address: 150 Ebony Street; Pet Peeve: homework, work; Fondest Memory: Wild Bill’s J.V.’s, P.O.D.; Happiest When: with Sharon, with the guys, out of school; Salient Characteristic: Sharon. l {e,[Ld.±a cjty. zS[o(A7L “Happy am I; from care I’m free! Why aren’t they all contented like me?” November 20, 1961 Address: 3 Birchfield St.; Ambition: to marry Barry; Suppressed Desire: to travel around the world; Pet Peeve: work, E.L.P.; Fondest Memory: Barry’s senior prom, H.O.P., Dec. 23, 1977, Maine; Happiest When: with Barry; Salient Characteristic: Barry. 64 czrfnn “Neatness is the crowning grace of woman¬ hood.” September 23, 1960 Address: 31 Garrison St.; Ambition: to become a fashion model or man¬ ager of Nugents; Suppressed Desire: to travel to California and live there; Pet Peeve: having to wait for people; Fondest Memory: March 19, 1978, skiing with Michelle in Vermont, going to see Boz Scaggs with Michelle and Sue, singing with Joe in English, Mr. Paquin’s French class, Kim’s party; Happiest When: going out with my friends, lying in the sun; Salient Characteristic: stature. c fntfiony Uvo “A devil, but who can get mad at him?” “Kacoila” May 22, 1961 Address: 5 William St.; Ambi¬ tion: veterinarian or medical tech.; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to be rich and not have to wor- for it; Pet Peeve: jealous people; Fondest Mem¬ ory: buying my car; Happiest When: doing nothing; Salient Characteristic: impersona¬ tion. fezIrozaA Souza “A good book is the best of friends, the same today and forever.” “Debbie” July 13, 1961 Address: 183 South Main St., Achushnet; Ambition: to become a Pediatri¬ cian; Suppressed Desire: to see what life is reaHy like, and to find a cure for the common cold; Pet Peeve: term papers, computer pro¬ jects, and 12A math; Fondest Memory: a week¬ end in N.Y. with friends” and family; Happi¬ est When: on a long weekend with no home¬ work to do; Salient Characteristic: books. tj onna l [azi£. Souza “Learn from yesterday, live for today, and hope for tomorrow.” December 28, 1961 Address: 19 Morton St.; Ambition: to become a medical secretary; Suppressed Desire: to marry a rich guy, to live in a log cabin, and to visit Scotland and Eng¬ land; Pet Peeve: snobs , gym 1st period on Mondays and Tuesdays, people that think they’re better than you, boring studies; Fond¬ est Memory: Boston field trip, Mrs. Waltz ' s class last May; Happiest When: with friends and going to parties; Salient Characteristic: mirth. zSouza “I don’t have a care in this world.” Bubba” October 2, 1961 Address: 19 Smith St.; Salient Characteristic: freckles. 65 anzt cEfnn Souza “Attempt the end and never stand to doubt; Nothing’s so hard but search will find it out.” “Souza” October 13, 1961 Address: 40 Park Drive, Acushnet; Ambition: to be a lawyer; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to travel and to negotiate Carl¬ ton Fisk’s contract; Pet Peeve: 3, Friday spe¬ cials, getting to school late after spending 1 2 hour at J.B.’s house, setting up the net; Fondest Memory: C.D., N.B. at home, 3:00, “13,” D.B.G.; Happiest When: 11:12 comes every day, with friends, How scores; Salient Characteristic: Spike. PPfiCtEcfi (Euan “It isn’t what you do, it’s what you’re caught doing.” “Phil” January 7, 1961 Address: 22 John St.; Ambi¬ tion: to play pro-hockey; Suppressed Desire: to travel through Europe and become rich; Fondest Memory: Frampton Concert 77, Ted Nugent concert with Zimmer, Foreigner Con¬ cert 78, partying with all the wild boys at F.H.S., Randy, Ronnie, Chris, Joey, Kenny, Ronnie T., Peter, Kevin, and Belero . . . Pocomtuck hockey school with Chris and Ronnie, the trip to Boston with Jimmy, Dave, and Bobby, 8 24 76, Miles Standish 78 with Randy, Jay, and Ronnie and the snow blizzard of 78; Happiest When: free to do what I want when I want; Pet Peeve: waking up in the morning, practices, Algebra II, people who are never on time (Ron T.); Salient Characteristic: walk. E acvn E. Etovj£.z± “To be closer to God, be closer to man.” “Red” December 14, 1960 Address: 33 Nakata Ave.; Ambition: to serve God in whatever field He has for me; Suppressed Desire: to visit Greece; Pet Peeve: term papers; Fondest Memory: a day in Virginia in summer of 78; Happiest When: I am with good friends; Salient Charac¬ teristic: skirts. “Calmness is not always the attribute of inno- nence.” January 19,1961 Address: 22 Laurel St.; Ambi¬ tion: to become a medical technologist; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to travel the world, to be the head of a research laboratory, to beat Mr. Haaland in a game of chess; Pet Peeve: term papers, 12A math, getting up early; Fondest Memory: Junior Day 78, weekend down the Cape, having my mother work in school; Hap¬ piest When: with friends, at Forge Pond, snowmobiling with my family; Salient Char¬ acteristic: snowmobiling. L (JLCL -PojtieIm. Efnn Ey[crui “She is small, but whoever complained about the size of dynamite.” January 2, 1961 Address: 115 E. Morgan St.; Ambition: to graduate from high school; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to be married before the year 1980; Pet Peeve: tall people; Fondest Memory: Martha’s Vineyard with Joey Tripp; Happiest When: with Joey Tripp; Salient Characteristic: Joey. “The only pressure I feel is the pressure I put on myself.’ “Kathy” April 16, 1961 Address: 123 James St., Acush- net; Ambition: to succeed at everything I do; Suppressed Desire: to own Martha’s Vineyard; Pet Peeve: being tickled; Fondest Memory: Martha’s Vineyard ' 78, skiing for the first time, driving over Neil’s foot, sailing with Chris, Finast night at Irish Pub; Happiest When: lis¬ tening to quiet music, with Chris, partying with friends; Salient Characteristic: ticklish. zf ?ona£cl HfcKjazzi “I do loathe explanations.” “McTavish” July 17, 1961 Address: 29 Sconticut Neck Rd.; Ambition: to go to college; Suppressed Desire: to find a special woman and to live with her for the rest of my life; Pet Peeve: getting up for school, school itself, and when I’m all mixed up; Fondest Memory: the good times of my life, football camp-senior cabin ' 78, summers of ' 76, ’77, ' 78, and hockey season in my junior year; Happiest When: seeing everyone in my family, living on the good times with my wild kinds of friends; Salient Characteristic: dim¬ ples. z uz(iazAIJ. Uay£oz “The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient.” Rick” January 6, 1961 Address: 36 Samoset Ave.; Ambition: to become an architect; Suppressed Desire: to own and sail a 47 ' Gulfstar; Pet Peeve: Math 12A, riding the school bus, not having the car; Fondest Memory: the Junior Prom, Mrs. Chase’s field trip ’78; Happiest When: With friends or sailing; Salient Charac¬ teristic: blush. X oIj£Zt UzUC£LZa “No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings.” Tex” September 6, 1961 Address: 97 Church St.; Ambition: Musician; Suppressed Desire: to play with Lawrence Welk; Pet Peeve: getting up for school; Fondest Memory: summer of ’78; Happiest When: playing guitar, with friends; Salient Characteristic: guitar. z ol7Ln l [cLZL£. UomlzLzuruiz “Look round the habitable world; how few know their own good, or knowing it pursue.” BooBoo” May 31, 1961 Address: 380 Middle Rd.; Ambi¬ tion: to be a teller at the National Bank of Fair- haven; Suppressed Desire: to earn a lot of money so 1 can do some traveling; Pet Peeve: getting up early in the morning and coming to school; Fondest Memory: to summer of ’78; Happiest When: with family, friends, and loved one; Salient Characteristic: subservient. 67 H Vaynz c f[tjzz£ UouiiaCnt “He had a head to contrive, a tongue to per¬ suade, and a hand to execute any mischief.” “Tous” September 24, 1960 Address: 24 Golf St.; Ambition: to become a radio broadcaster and live in Colorado; Suppressed Desire: to own a mansion in the Rockies; Pet Peeve: staying home; Fondest Memory: the Fleetwood Mac concert, 1st date with Rosemary, trip to Aust¬ ria; Happiest When: with friends, not working, going to concerts, spending money; Salient Characteristic: wildness. ZJza jzz± “Good words are worth much, and cost little.” “Man from Atlantis” August 2, 1960 Address: 52 Seaview Ave.; Ambition: to be happy; Suppressed Desire: to travel the world; Pet Peeve: soccer players; Fondest Memory: Bonaire April ’78, Senior Prom, Nantucket; Happiest When: with Linda; Salient Characteristic: diving. n oucj£a± {2a.z£ton Q a[zzio “Imagination rules the world.” July 2, 1960 Address: 67 Pleasant St.; Ambi¬ tion: to become the sanitation commissioner for the city of New York; Suppressed Desire: to sell insurance somewhere in Iowa; Pet Peeve: the holes in the middle of donuts; Fondest Memory: Rookie night ’76; Happiest When: out to lunch; Salient Characteristic: vivid imagination. Wi Lanz Q iziza S “For every why he had a wherefore.” “Scott” September 20, 1961 Address: 270 Sconticut Neck Rd.; Ambition: Marine Biologists; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to be a millionaire; Pet Peeve: Mr. Albritton outside at lunch; Happiest When: driving with my friends on Friday night; Salient Characteristic: dry humor. Vitd. U “Good compa ny and good discourse are the very sinews of virtue.” October 4,1960 Address: 80 Raymond St.; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: jovial. 68 dJynnz dl {azCz Wadding ton “Second thoughts, they say, are best.” September 19, 1960 Address: 4 Eddy St.; Ambition: to own my own business; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to become a millionaire; Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than everyone else; Fondest Memory: summer of 78, Junior Day; Happiest When: with Timmy and friends, having a good time; Salient Char¬ acteristic: blond hair. dVamIjoldt “Twas her thinking of others made you think of her.” November 10, 1958 Address: 645 Washington St.; Salient Characteristic: thoughtfulness. U L n l VcurzIjoHdt “The clock indicates the moment — but what does eternity indicate?” “Little Bits” September 18, 1961 Address: 645 Washington St.; Ambition: to go on to school and become a nurse; Suppressed Desire: to take Jacklyn Smith’s place on Charlies’ Angels; Pet Peeve: when other people don’t let other people live like they want to live; Fondest Memory: meet¬ ing Mark; Happiest When: I’m with a lot of people, or alone with Mark; Salient Character istic: giggles. 2$airedd udiazd 2Vatt “He who invented work should have finished it.” Dave” March 17, 1960 Address: 23 Francis St.; Ambi¬ tion: to become a boat builder; Suppressed Desire: to sail around the world having all the good-looking girls of F.H.S. as my deck hands; Pet Peeve: high school images and losing the only screen to a pipe; Fondest Memory: all the good times at Jay’s apartment; Happiest When: out of school; Salient Characteristic: independence. dJzcuzy M4zct£. “Life is a dream, don’t wake me.” “Chasa” March 18, 1961 Address: 815 Middle Rd., Acushnet; Ambition: major in art, get married and have children; Suppressed Desire: to never have to work; Pet Peeve: getting up before the sun; Fondest Memory: art class; Happiest When: with Mike, out in the moun¬ tains; Sailent Characteristic: daydreamer. 69 L £t£Z dViiCHn “Character is a man’s guiding destiny.’’ Wheat” January 12, 1961 Address: to succeed in life; Suppressed Desire: to become rich; Pet Peeve: room 7 studies; Fondest Memory: summer of ' 78; Happiest When: with K.A., K.E., M.E., D.C., S.J., and J.A.; Salient Characteristic: cas¬ ualness. U atfi£ZLn£ “I have taken all knowledge to be my prov¬ ince.” Kathy” September 1, 1961 Address: 27 Brook Dr.; Ambition: to become a Pediatrician; Sup¬ pressed Desire: singer in Vegas, girl’s tennis team to have a winning season; Pet Peeve: SAT’s, computer projects, crowded locker rooms; Fondest Memory: staff parties at Ground Round, N.B. volleyball game, accept¬ ance to Bowdoin; Happiest When: having a good time with friends, involved with music; Salient Characteristic: gullible. (2atfi£%Ln£ cdfnn Wo[an “Thus conscience does make cowards of us all, and thus the native hue of resolution is sicklied o’er with the pale cast of thought, and enterprises of great pith and moment with this regard their currents turn awry and lose the name of action.” “Puddy” March 29, 1961 Ambition: to find whatever it is I’m looking for; Suppressed Desire: to be Grace Slick, to live on a satellite; Pet Peeve: disappointments, having to wait for anything, deadlines; Fondest Memory: “fights” with Ste¬ phen, Mr. Haaland’s classes, friendships, the paper, Miss Trafton’s patience, art class, Cin¬ ema 140, Albatross, Jon; Happiest When: lis¬ tening to music, not worrying; Salient Charac¬ teristic: individuality. (2fzzi±to{ifi£Z ( WzC it “The great pleasure in life is doing what peo¬ ple say you cannot do.” “Zimmer” October 20, 1961 Address: 51 Hacker St.; Ambition: to travel around the world and stop in every country; Suppressed Desire: to marry a wild woman and live in a castle on my own island; Pet Peeve: People who are late (Ron), getting into trouble, Ace’s office, sleezes; Fondest Memory: sophomore lunches, T. Nugent with Phil, H.H.R.’s l.b. with Al, May 17 and 18 with Vinnie and Al, Cushman Park, Bob, New York, Martha’s Vineyard with Jim T., L’s with J.F., T.J.S. Easy Night; Happiest When: with Lynn, partying with the boys, C.A.B., it’s 2:06, winter is gone and summer is here; Salient Characteristic: personable. ( lPay 2£ 2u£nda£ “Run wild; Run free.” October 13, 1961 Address: 29 Howland Rd.; Salient Characteristic: Kiss. CAMERA SHY “I would live the same life over if I had to live again.” December 21,1961 Address: 84 Middle St.: Sal¬ ient Characteristic: unassuming. zdl {a.z z (jCmonL e ze “A man does not seem to me to be free who does not sometimes do nothing.” July 18,1961 Address: 87 Nyes Lane, Acushnet; Salient Characteristic: liberal. ofzn J- EndEzya±t “Why should life all labor be!” March 5, 1961 Address: 3 Pine Ave.; Salient Characteristic: drifter. “Tomorrow is coming, why hurry.” April 11, 1960 Address: 334 Sconticut Neck Rd Salient Characteristic: dazed. ddona£d Policy “He takes life with an easy swing, content with whatever it may bring.” February 21, 1961 Address: 7 Morton St.; Sal¬ ient Characteristic: submissive. 72 73 JUNIOR PROM ABOVE:]. Bergeron, I. Alvheim, L. Britto, D. Guillum, S. Hirst, M. Gamache, S. Frye, L. Forrester, C. Mont 74 On May 5, we held our Junior Prom in the Larch Avenue Auditorium. Music was provided by Charisma. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the queen. Miriam Gamche was lady in waiting and Sue Hirst was queen. After, the court all enjoyed a dance with their escorts. 75 JUNIOR DA Y Richard Taylor received the Mabel Hoyle Knipe Award. Steve Lombardo received the Harvard Club Book Award Janet Souza received the College Club Award. IT Jj HP ■: h xi iJjf 4 Wr y1 J| Jk J m m wlm ■ ILl j yr.cj L ! J 77 HOMECOMING DA Y October 28 was Homecoming Day. The day began with a parade of floats. The winning float was entered by the band. The football team entered a victory in the record books defeating the Stang Spart ans. The day was completed by the annual Cheerleaders Dance. Maureen Cyr was crowned queen and Lisa Bergeron, lady in waiting. T • •— ITS 1 JH V ► ' ft.iMi f - V Ufln jmtt mn-s 78 79 80 1. K. Collins 11. W. Bento 21. J. Bergeron 31. D. Hancock 41. C. Wright 2. D. Stowers 12. C. Wolan 22. D. Fleurent 32. D. Mello 42. R. Tavares 3. S. Hirst 13. G. Jarvis 23. C. Arruda 33. J. Rapoza 4. K. Brandes 14. L. Kearly 24. C. Blanchard 34. R. Markey 5. L. Forrester 15. M. Espindola 25. J. Souza 35. D. Medeiros 6. K. DeMello 16. C. Marien 26. A. Furtado 36. S. Jason 7. B. Bala 17. P. Murray 27. K. Winey 37. K. Szwaja 8. M. Flood 18. B. Shope 28. K. Seney 38. A. Roderiques 9. L. Aadland 19. T. Hemingway 29. J. Chamberlain 39. C. Fragata 10. R. Jackson 20. L. and L. Pina 30. E. Labrie 40. K. Demanche SI 82 ► 1. R. Taylor 2. G. Faunce 3. S. Frye 4. S. Bissonette 5. S. P. Boulay 6. D. Souza 7. J. Medhaug 8. }. Rogers 9. J. Lemaire 10. K. Correia 11. B. Correia 12. J. Jupin 13. S. Bender 14. D. Sylvia 15. A. Clough 16. T. Sobral 17. J. Reedy 18. D. Souza 19. C. Arruda 20. C. Fleurent 21. K. McQuade 22. M. Gamache 23. R. Lopez 24. K. Brodo 25. B. Brault 26. J. Bradshaw 27. P. Stanley 40. 28. J. Pittsley 29. K. Kochanek 30. L. Gifford 31. E. Dias 32. L. Hathaway 33. P. Johnson 34. D. Borges 35. C. Mont 36. R. Tomkiewicz 37. J. Poulin 38. S. Lombardo 39. D. Jesus 40. D. Pratt 41. M. Mello 83 MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY C L A S S s u p E R L A T I V E S June Bradshaw and Chris Roberts BEST NATURED Chris Wright and Paula Murray U I Mat Mello and Deb Eleniefsky CLASS RADICALS 84 MERRIEST LAUGH NEATEST APPEARANCE Tony Sobral and Terri Duarte Jorge Oliveira and Jayne Smith Kathy Winey and Steve Lombardo Sue Hirst and Joe Mello MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL AROUND FRIENDLIEST Bob Gonet and JoAnn Rogers MOST INQUISITIVE Dave Koczwara and Joanne Lemaire MOST TALKATIVE MOST MUSICAL ——— ' mm. Ann Marie Roderiques and Jay Fernandes Bonnie Brault and Bob Teixeira 86 CLASS DREAMERS MOST ARTISTIC Tracy White and Joe Alves Darlene Hancock and Ken Santos NICEST SMILE NICEST EYES Miriam Gamache and Ronnie Tavares Ann Goulet and Tom Hemingway 87 MOST VERSATILE MOST FLIRTATIOUS Barbie Shope and Doug Medeiros Maureen Loughlin and Wayne Bergeron MOST ATHLETIC Randy Jackson and Lisa Devl in 88 CLASS CLOWNS Debbie Borges and Carl Fragata MOST INTELLECTUAL Neil Dubois and Wanda Bento MOST DEPENDABLE Bob Mayo and Janet Souza MOST ORIGINAL Laura Despres and Doug Valerio QUIETEST Sherri Rezendes and Lenny Pontes 89 SENIOR PLAY ROW 1: E. Hansen, S. Lombardo, K. Mack, A. Roderiques, J. Poulin, K. Camacho, K. McQuade, D. Medeiros, J. Rapoza ROW2: D. Borges, L. Hathaway, B. Sandel, L. Devlin, T. Blanchard, K. Marien ROW3: D. Valerio, K. Brandes, Miss Richard, K. Seney, A. Furtado, C. Wolan, J. Medhaug, K. Winey, B. Shope, N. Mitchell, C. Blanchard, B. Brault, W. Toussaint, C. Fragata. 90 91 92 Kerstin is our foreign exchange student from Germany. She’s been involved in many musical activities along with such clubs as the French Club, Art Club, and AFS. Her bub¬ bling, friendly personality as well as her involvement at F.H.S. will be remembered warmly by all her classmates. 94 SB Following two years of involvement in the Fairhaven Chapter of The American Field Service, Geoff Ransom has been spending this past year in Switzerland where he is completing a Swiss High School Equivilency. Upon his return to the states, Geoff plans to go to college and major in languages. While Geoff was at Fairha¬ ven High, he was involved in numerous activities. He competed on the football team for two years and was a member of the track team during his sophomore year. He was active in the stage band as a drummer, the triple quartet, the French Club, the Student Council, and was our class president for the past three years. Thanks to The American Field Service Study Abroad, Geoff has experienced and will be able to share with us a new culture. 95 96 97 98 REMEMBER. • • The Band’s new uniforms Early morning gossip The long walk up . . . 99 CLASS OFFICERS SUE HIRST VICE-PRES. SHERRI FRYE PRESIDENT KATHY COLLINS SECRETARY CHERYL MONT TREASURER EXECUTIVE BOARD LAURIE FORESTER MIRIAM GAMACHE TONY SOBROL STEVE LOMBARDO JACKIE BERGERON MAUREEN LOUGHLIN CAROLYN FLEURENT 100 CLASS WILL Carolyn Fleurent leaves her parking spot to her brother David when he gets his wild mobile. Donna Fleurent leaves Mrs. Waltz’s Steno III class to Nadine Fleurent. Barbie Shope Kathy Winey leave the job of co-editors to any brave juniors who want to tackle the job. 12 A math class leaves Mr. Malcolm finally, but are only gone and not forgotten. The senior cheerleaders leave their last basketball game. Abbie leaves for the Florida sunshine. Grog leaves his voice to “The Point of No Return.” To Mark Lombardo and Magnar Kvilhaug we leave the secret of the Junior QUOTE. Cathy Arruda, Gwen Faunce, Robyn Cardoza, Elise Labrie and Debbie Borges leave Mr. Rapoza alone on his free period. One certain table from first lunch finally leaves Mr. Evans in peace. Sue Ashley leaves getting out of studies as many times as possible to whoever can get away with it. Robyn leaves period I art class to figure out who really fluffed, right Cathy. Lynn Hathaway leaves falling on the basketball court to Pam Medeiros. Lori leaves her car keys to George LePage to drive Moe, Mary-Ellen, and Gail around. Joanne leaves Mr. Albritton to find someone new to pick on. Ann Marie leaves her talkativeness to Gail Hemnes. Tony Almeida leaves “Coma” to Phil Harding. Joyce Brillon leaves Miss Richard’s English class — still talking. Mr. Barriteau’s period 7 Spanish 4 Advanced class leaves him with the “willies.” Joe Rapoza leaves his whistling in the halls to Stuart Rogers. Mr. Malcolm’s 12A math class leaves just as confused as when we started. Paula Murray, Janet Souza, Kathy Winey, and Barbie Shope leave next years yearbook typing to any unassuming junior. Sue leaves the job of head cheerleader to Jane Collins with lots of luck. W.A.S. leaves unknown and never to return. Lori leaves her parties to whoever can get away with them. Mary Flood leaves her penmanship to anyone who can understand chicken scratch. Robyn Lopez leaves her stupidity to future students who like Steve Martin. Sandra Seguin leaves her Red Sox memories to Cathy Szajac. John Pimental leaves nothing but his Farrah T-Shirts. Debbie Howard passes on the 10-96 tradition to Kevin Nollette. Kevin McQuade leaves the school deadly quiet after he is gone. Darlene Hancock leaves her egg on the cafeteria floor in memory of Miss Campbell. The Class of 1979 leaves . . . 101 Class Prophecy Looking out over the massive crowd of the twentieth reunion of the 1979 graduates of Fairhaven High School, we see that our classmates have travelled many different roads, but tonight our paths have con¬ verged for an update of the past years. We have gathered at the Larch Avenue Auditorium (otherwise known as the girl’s gym.) Our main course was prepared by famous chefs: Barry Correia, Steve Jason, and David Morris. Cakes for desserts were decorated by Lori Gifford, Nancy Johnson, Carol Viveiros, and Donna Fleurent. The gym has been beautifully decorated by Janet Jupin whose next project is Amy Furta- do’s house. Murals on the wall were painted by David Goulart, Linda Pina, Desi Jesus, and Tracey White. The entertainment was provided by a group of former students. Linda Britto was lead singer and she was accompanied by Randy Britto, Bob Teixeira, Joe Mello, Brenda Bala, Kevin Mach, and Joe Rapoza. Dancing all night to the music were Tammy Blanchard, Jackie DaCosta, Carolyn Fleurent, and Steve Men- donca. Stand up comedians were Debby Borges and Carl Fragata. Joann Medhaug and Kathy Winey were scheduled to join us tonight, but due to previous singing engagements were unable to attend. Many celebri¬ ties were also present. JoAnn Rogers along with her co-host Cathy Camacho from their talk show “Today’s Women Speak Out” entertained us with many funny antidotes from their past shows. Michelle Benoit took time out from her toothpaste commercial, while Sherri Frye and Ilya Alvheim flew down in Jim D’Anjou’s 747 after finishing their newest shampoo commercials. Also present were Charlene Arruda, Shaun Cassidy’s agent and John Pimental, Farrah Fawcett’s bodyguard. We find that many of our classmates have entered the sports world. Chris Wright, Ronnie Tavares, Jeff Faria, and Phil Stanley are skating with the Bruins, while Sue Ashley does the commentary. Sue Hirst is now playing second base for the Red Sox, while Jeff Casey is her back-up. Chris Roberts often interviews the Red Sox and just recently interviewed Sandy Seguin, the current Red Sox manager. Tom Hemingway, 3 time Cy Young winner, is also present. Fairhaven also is well represented in the world of football. In last week’s game, which was broadcasted by Wayne Toussaint, former high school teammates Peter Gordon, David Burke, Tony Fonseca, and Tony Almeida met in the Super Bowl. Refereeing the game were Bruce David and former cheerleader Abbie Clough. Another former cheerleader, Terry Jesus, is now the den mother for the Dallas Cowgirls. Motorcycle race driver, George Quirk; pro golfers, Ken Santos and the Bes¬ sette brothers; basketball legend, Bobby Gonet; chess champion, Diane Sylvia; field hockey coach, Kathy Collins; and softball player, Stephanie Quintin were also among the pro-athletes present. At the corner table we see the owners of Bonwitt Tellers, Lori Richard and Doug Valerio. Sharon Frias is their chief designer with Jayne Smith and Jeff Simmons modeling her newest fashions. Kris Kochanek is her shrewd retail manager while Jeanine Poulin is the financial adviser. Robin Lopez supplies the current ideas in tee-shirts, while Darnell Cardoza sends back designs from Paris on the latest European creations. At the next table sit the proud owners of the new salon HAIR. The co-owners are Nancy Mello and Sherri Rezendes. Their latest creations are modeled by Robin Cardoza and Heidi Hodges. They are still trying to find the right dye to change Red Dubois to Neil Brown. Present also were many business people including Betsy Sandel, owner of a shoe store; Robin Tomkiew- icz, bank teller; Kevin Metheny, oil company owner; Peter Whiting, owner of a chain of gas stations; Pat Cyr, owner of Benny’s; Laurie Forrester, manager of the Coppertone Company; Jay Chamberlain, owner of the YMCA; and Eric Hansen, owner of the prosperous McDonald’s restaurants. A favorite place for the people of the sports world to meet is Wayne Bergeron’s Health Club where Bobby Benoit is the club’s number one masseur. While the businessmen find pleasure at Joe Alves’ nightclub where Cheryl Bedard laughs at Kim Bernard’s sick jokes and Bill Burns’ teacher impersonations. Frequent visitors to the club include: Bill Crowley, Wayne Zuendel, John Pendergast, Brian Faltus, John Rucker, Vin Shurtleff, Jeff Borges, and David Watt. Following an evening at the club, oftentimes everyone 102 stops off at the former Dana’s Dogs which is now Kathy’s Kilbasa, owned by Kathy Szwaja. Entering Larch Avenue we now see famed nuclear physicist David Koczwera and his assistant Marilyn Espindola who are still trying to make it snow in the summer. Since many of our classmates have entered the medical profession, Kevin McQuade has had a booming business in the field of embalming. The Fairhaven Free Clinic has just recently found a new home designed by Rick Taylor and built by Kevin Brodo, Inc. The staff of the clinic includes Donna Souza, Pam Johnson, Cathy Marien, Francine Nolin, and head nurse Jackie Bergeron. In the research laboratory, Deb¬ bie Souza is still searching for a cure for the common cold. Many of our classmates have moved to the country. Working as veterinarians we find: Nancy Mitchell, Wanda Bento, Kathy Correia, Gwen Faunce and Tony Sobrol. Kathy Lavallee, Sandy Bissonnette, Lisa Labrie and Lauren Maclean have joined forces and bought a horse farm. Shawn Elliot, Mike Almeida, Dave Machado, and Ray Markey are forest rangers in the same forest in which lumberjack Jeff Griffith makes frequent appearances. We hear a disturbance in the corner of the room and find Lisa Devlin, a noted politician, and Paula Mur¬ ray, attorney at law, debating with Doug Medeiros while Bob Mayo nods his head in agreement. Janet Souza, Paula’s partner, along with Barbie Shope compete against the tyrannical dynasty of Steve Lom¬ bardo and Norry Alves. Many of our classmates now reside in Washington. Laurie Despres and Dawn Stowers preach on the Capitol’s steps. In foreign relations we find Geoff Ransom, Bonnie Brault, and Kerstin Brandes. The Presi¬ dent’s Air Force 1 has a lovely host of stewardesses in Cheryl Mont, Kathy Demanche, and Laura Kearly. Handling the Presidential accounts is Joanne Lemaire, U.S. Treasurer. Many of our classmates have stayed close to home. Happily married are Cheryl Blanchard, Diane Breault, Janice Boucher, June Bradshaw, Robert Palmer, Lisa Cathcart, Pam Sylvia, Miriam Gamache, Olinda De Mello, Melissa Slowik, and Cathy Arruda. Area businessman Bob Costa is holding wet T-shirt contests. Some contestants have been Randi Isaksen, Gail Jarvis, Jeff Marden, Randy Jackson, Linda Aad- land, Warren Robinson, and Terri Duarte. Many of our classmates travel upon the high seas. Ron Rock captains Ken Eleniefsky’s fishing fleet. On board during the last trip were marine biologists Scott Viera and Dave Gonsalves and deep sea divers Kevin Rocha and Frank Travers. Sticking close to home are Patty Camacho, Sue Bo ulay, Joyce Brillon, Darlene Hancock, and Mike Fisher. Novelists Esther Dias and Jan Pittsley are hard at work. Sue Crompton still tries to solve her own riddles. Phil Ashley is running the Wallpaper Company. Jimmy Crowley is still selling tickets at the bus station. Richie Canastra is looking for the fountain of youth. Valerie Cardoza continues to wait until she wins the lottery. Alan Hsia has become the new manager at Shaw’s and Lianne Frate’s is his assistant. Deb Eleniefsky owns Weber’s Outerwear. Tim Diggle, Mo Laughlin, Mary Flood, Becky Hunley, and Ann Goulet have travelled cross-country several times. Now we take the nostalgic stroll back through the halls of FHS. Chris Fouquette is the new vice princi¬ pal, Sue Bender teaches gym, A1 Alphonse is head custodian, Jay Fernandes is still taking Jr. English, Shftwn Gallagher is the head of the foreign language department, Janice Reedy is Mrs. Martin’s replace¬ ment, Jorge Oliveira is the new Mr. Boyce, Ann-Marie Roderiques is the Athletic Director, and Lynne Waddington has replaced Mrs. Paiva. Covering this great event are Boston Globe reporters Adelaide Santos, Karen Seney, Virginia Allen, Mar¬ garet Alexander, and Donna Dwelly. A special issue of Time Magazine will be published next month by editor Cathie Wolan. And last but not least we find Matt Mello taking pictures of. . . 103 THE HUTTLESTONIAN Class of 1979 Co-Editors-in-Chief: Barbie Shope FACULTY Joanne Lemaire — Ed. ACTIVITIES Sue Ashley — Ed. ATHLETICS Lynn Hathaway — Ed. Steve Lombardo SENIORS Pa ula Murray — Ed. Janet Souza — Ed. PHOTOGRAPHY Diane Sylvia — Ed. Bill Burns Ma t Mello Kathy Winey UNDERCLASSMEN Wanda Bento — Ed. Jorge Custodio Magnar Kuilhaug Mark Lombardo Jennifer Lombardo Ben Soares BUSINESS Janice Reedy — Ed. Bonnie Brault Phil Ashley Mike Fisher Ka thy Deman ch e Ka thy Collins Jay Chamberlain Eric Hansen Tony Sobrol Rick Taylor Ann Marie Roderiques 104 YEARBOOK High School is the whirl of fall leaves swirling across a road at twilight. It’s a gold plated megaphone dangling from a dainty chain. It’s buying all the latest fashions, then baby sitting. It’s meeting new friends, watching the winning touchdown and experiencing the thrill and sweat of a lockerroom after the struggle. High School’s cramming for an exam that you’d rather forget. It’s a shiny bronze ring that catches the light. And a charm bracelet with scattered memories. High School is growing up, and growing up is wishing you were yo ung again. Anonymous 105 107 BASEBALL VARSITY, ROW 1: J. Reedwisch, D. Allain, S. Vieira, R. Renaud, C. Tillet, M. Manley, E. Chase, D. Sobrol ROW2: A. Griffith, J. Goldrick, J. Barksdale, J. Pina, B. Perry, R. Jackson, C. Roberts, T. Hemingway, Mr. Duarte JUNIOR VARSITY, ROW 1: Mr. Silva, J. Cosmo, R. Guillotte, S. Pacheco, R. Baldwin, D. Koczwara, A. Audette ROW2: K. Souza, M. Kvilhaug, B. Teves, S. Gallagher, J. Grace, C. DeMello 108 SEASON RECORDS Varsity 18 Wins 2 Losses Junior 11 Wins Varsity 1 Losses 109 GIRLS’ TENNIS ROW 1: Kathy Winey, Barbie Shope, Jane Collins, Colleen Sullivan, Ann Dwyer ROW2: Coach Miss Moffatt, Bonnie Ferreira, Laurie Forrester, Joan Shanahan, Helen Gaucher 110 Ill SPRING TRACK 112 ROW 1: S. Demers, P. Martin, C. Allaire, D. Bancroft, S. McGreevy, J. Rezendes, M. Gamache, T. Alfiero, J. Fernendes ROW 2: ]. Custodio, M. Semiao, F. Costa, M. Mello, M. Noll, A. Fonsceca, R. Martin ROW 3: J. Voter, M. Figueiredo, D. Mayer, D. Augustine, J. Medeiros, J. Corbett, T. Tucker, S. Silva SEASON RECORD 8 Wins 2 Losses 113 GIRLS’ TRACK ROW 1: D. Flood, A. Martin, L. Hathaway, V. Belanger, S. Bissonette, D. Borges, E. Labrie, J. Downey, K. Alvheim ROW2:]. Lawton, K. Marien, M. Amaral, K. Bourque, K. Faria, L. Young, L. Devlin, J. Thayer ROW3: H. Valerio, J. Corbett, M. Desrosiers, G. Hemnes, M. Roderiques, J. Evans, J. Drew ROW 4: Mr. Santos, Mrs. Keith 114 115 BOYS’ TENNIS SEASON RECORD 13 Wins 5 Losses ROW 1:T. Almeida, D. Albritton, M. Collins, L. Ospina, B. Laroque ROW2: K. Bissonette, D. Bergeron, R. Pontbriand, J. Mark, R. Sleight, J. Hirst HR GOLF SEASON RECORD 3 Wins 12 Losses 1 Tie 117 FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD 5 Wins 5 Losses ROW 1: K. Souza, A. Almeida, P. Stanley, S. Lombardo, T. Hemingway, D. Burke, W. Bergeron, R. Tavares, A Fonsceca, B. Teves, F. Costa ROW2:T. Cataldo, M. Oliveira, K. Pinto, S. Pacheco, T. Gonsalves, W. Silveira, M. Figueiredo, R. Duarte, B. Almeida, J. Voter ROW 3: C. Britto, P. Kaczera, R. St. Don, P. Harding, R. Fareas, S. Costa, T. Dugan, R. Gauvin, M. Lombardo, T. Abrantes ROW4: R. Andrewws, S. Vierra, P. Arsenault, V. Fernandes, C. Clough, D. Mayer, A. George, J. Furtado ROW5: R. Baldwin, J. LePage, J. Tohorz, J. Lamontagne, M. Lemaire, P. Medeiros, J. Cosmo NOT PICTURED: R. Benoit 118 119 VOLLEYBALL ROW 1; H. Ventor, C. Mont, J. Souza, K. Winey, K. Szajak, M. Amaral ROW2: L. Medeiros, S. Miller, J. Howarth, L. Medeiros, J. Corbett, J. Lawton ROW3: D. Ferreira, J. Evans, R. Marien, S. Roderiques, L. Young NOT PICTURED: K. Marien SEASON RECORD 9 Wins 5 Losses 120 m? FIELD HOCKEY ABOVE, ROW 1: D. Fernandes, M. Dion, K. Sylvia, L. Devlin, T. Barcellos, S. Forrester, J. Paiva, N. Duval, B. Bala ROW2: J. Kvilhaug, L. Cadieux, M. Ryan, L. Bergeron, R. Manley, S. Lacerda, L. Britto, K. Collins RIGHT: SENIORS: K. Collins, L. Devlin, B. Bala, L. Britto SEASON RECORD 0 Wins 10 Losses 4 Ties 122 123 GIRLS 9 BASKETBALL VARSITY ROW ROW 1: L. Britto, B. Bala, L. Hathaway ROW2: L. Young,}. Shanahan, J. Lawton, J. Thayer, S. Roderiques ROW3:L. Gouveia, C. Sherman, R. Marien, P. Medeiros JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1: J. Shanahan, R. Marien, S. Ferreira ROW2: J. Lombardo, P. Medeiros, D. Ferreira ROW3: H. Valerio, L. Gouveia, C. Louganis, B. Frienbergs. 124 JUNIOR VARSITY 1 Win 13 Losses 125 ICE HOCKEY ROW 1: R. Rock, J. Faria, N. Alves, C. Xavier, F. Costa, P. Stanley, T. Miranda ROW2: Mr. Mahaney, B. Taber, R. Gauvin, T. Krosschell, T. Charet, M. Lecroix, B. Rocha, M. Rock, M. Gomes, J. Allaire, M. Costa. 126 127 BOYS’ BASKETBALL VARSITY ROW 1: M. Lombardo, K. Mortenson, S. Lombardo, S. Gallagher, R. Andrews ROW2: Mr. Wilson, J. Oliveira, R. Gonet, K. Wilson, M. Semiao, T. Dugan, K. Pinto, R. Jackson, C. Roberts, J. Cosmo. JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1: P. Koczera, M. Kvilhaug, K. Mortenson, T. Abrantes, R. Baldwin, T. Dugan, J. Grace ROW2: Mr. Vierra, C. Bolton, R. Benoit, M. Britto, R. Andrews, W. Silveira, C. Britto, J. Lamontagne, K. Pinto 128 SEASON RECORDS VARSITY 12 Wins 8 Losses JUNIOR VARSITY 8 Wins 12 Losses 129 WINTER TRACK ROW 1: A. Fonseca, A. Almeida ROW2:}. Corbett, M. Noll, M. Dionne, P. Ashley, M. Mello, V. Fernandes, P. Ransom, E. McCartney ROW 3: A. Souza, R. St. Don, S. Fisher, B. Soares, W. Edwards, S. Rogers, M. Richard, T. Tucker, J. Coustodio, D. Mayer, M. Desrosier, D. Fernandes, R. Farias, D. Borges NOT PICTURED: J. Rapoza, B. Sandel, A. Medeiros, H. Gaucher, J. Haaland 130 SEASON RECORD 131 TT7 DV T7A QV IJr Jlj X ij iij X WORK. . . 132 ACTIVITIES ■ A.F.S ROW 1: W. Bento, D. Valerio, B. Brault ROW2: J. Thayer, J. Poulin, K. Brandes, D. Souza CHESS CLUB ROW 1: D. Sylvia, W. Beauchamp ROW2: S. Rogers, Mr. Haaland, M. Bessette, N. Dubois, J. Bums A. V. AIDES Seated: W. Beauchamp, M. Bessette Standing: D. Machado, K. Nollette, D. Mello, D. Koczwara LIBRARY AIDES D. Machado, K. Nollette, J. Haaland, K. Shepardsen, M. Peletier, M. Bessette, W. Beauchamp. 134 ORCHESTRA ROW 1: B. Bala, L. Carreiro, F. Ferro, J. Lombardo, L. Vaudry, K. Zajac, S. Ashley ROW2: K. Habedank, K. Tadgell, S. Rogers, L. Medeiros, J. Gonsalves, H. Valerio, P. Nieman, H. Gaucher ROW 3: P. Desrosiers, M. Lafond, J. Faunce, K. Mach, D. Medeiros, J Rapoza, J. Shanahan, M. Desrosiers, P. Ransom, J. Corbett, N. Pontbriand, K. Winey, L. Hathaway ROW4: D. Augustine, R. Markey, R. Ripley, M. Mello, P. Koczwara, T. Gonsalves, W. Beauchamp, Mr. Clarkson, M. Richard JkjW |Sj IK. ' ' V I i i jgjj STAGE BAND ROW 1: L. Medeiros, K. Winey, M. Amaral. K. Habedank. J. Faunce, P. Nieman ROW 2: M. Desrosiers, K. Mach, D. Medeiros, S. Rogers, J. Rapoza, W. Beauchamp, T. Gonsalves, R. Markey, M. Richard, P. Ransom CONCERT BAND ROW 1:F. Ferro, J. Lombardo, L Vaudry, K. Tadgell, K. Zajac, S. Ashley ROW2: H. Gaucher, M. Amaral, I. Lawton, S. Rogers, L. Medeiros, J. Gonsalves, K. Fletcher, L. Carreiro, B. Bala ROW 3:E. Wojik, A. Medeiros, R. Markey, P. Desrosiers, J. Faunce, K. Mach, D. Medeiros, J. Rapoza, J. Shanahan, J. Mello, M. Desrosiers, P. Ransom, M. Richard, P. Nieman,J. Haaland, K. Habedank,J. Corbett, N. Pontbriand, K. Winey, L Hathaway ROW4: D. Augustine, R. Ripley, M. Mello, P. Koczwara, T. Gonsalves, W. Beauchamp, Mr. Clarkson 135 CHEERLEADERS FRONT TO BACK: S. Hirst, J. Lemaire, T. Jesus, J. Collins, J. Bergeron, L. Richard, T. Ryan, A. Clough, T. Medeiros MAJORETTES FRONT: S. Bettencourt, M. Audette, S. Crompton, S. Brodo BACK: K. Schonheinz, C. Fernandes, R. Isaksen, T. Barton, S. Goulet BLUE SPIRIT FRONT: K. Wilding, W. Benoit BACK: L. Rollins, I. Skaar, T. Barcellos SPEECH AND DRAMA ROW 1: W. Beauchamp, M. Mello, M. Bessette, D. Valerio, B. Burns, J. Rapoza, C. Roberts, K. Mach, W. Toussaint ROW 2: D. Borges, W. Bento, L. Devlin, K. Brandes, S. Ashley, L. MacLean, L. Britto, J. Pittsley, B. Brault, R. Chauvier 136 CHORUS ROW 1: S. Hsia, A. Roderiques, D. David, O. DeMello, W. Benoit, L. Despres, T. Perreira, K. Tadgell, M. DeMello ROW2: M. G raham, L. Hathaway, J. Haaland, C. Lougainis, S. Ashley, T. Frost, P. Hawks, K. Winey, M. Amaral, L. Hartley, K. Habedank, M. Farney ROW 3: J. Medhaug, B. Brault, L. Britto, J. Lawton, S. Simpkin, J. Rapoza, P. Ransom, M. Richards, E. Wojik, S. Rogers, R. Markey, }. Gonsalves DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ROW 1: B. Breton, R. Canastra, P. Cyr, D. DeOliveira, F. Travers, W. Fields, R. Palmer ROW 2: J. Crowley, N. Johnson, G. Quirk, S. Elliot ROVF3. M. Benoit, K. Metheney, D. Breault TRIPLE QUARTET ROW 1: P. Ransom, K. Winey, B. Brault, M. Richard, D. Gonsalves, K. Habedank, K. Tadgell, S. Rogers ROW2:]. Rapoza, J. Haaland, M. Amaral, J. Lawton, S. Simpkin 137 FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: K. Winey, J. Poulin, B. Brault, H. Gaucher, A. Medeiros, I. Skaar, J. Shanahan ROW2: E. Hansen. R. Mayo, B. Soares, S. Jensen, P. Neiman, K. Marien, J. D’Anjou ROW3: Mr. Dufour, J. Lombardo, R. Ripley, H. Fotheringham, K. Nolette, M. DeMello, T. Pereira, A. Roderiques, D. Sylvia, P. Hawks, K. Aubat, R. Marien, J. Faunce, L. Vaudry, J. Haaland ROW 4: K. Brandes, K. Tadgell, E. McCartney ROW 5: E. Tveit, T. Correia, S. Hsia, L. Despres ROW6: E. Wojik, J. Wiezorik, R. Rose, A. Daniels ROW 7: C. Fernandes, T. Aadland, D. Valerio, A. Tveit, J. Lawton, M. Amaral, J. Medeiros i AT .| 4 j m H ' ’ S ' , ' MWIHi |l J i ' m h I ML. | Ifc. J| J9 f r 4 1 US rm Jr ■ « : v ■. m Mb -? ■ ■ 1 f Mf. Ba, v: ?, sg; ,;Hi W. Irv V , Ml ST W ART CLUB ROW 1: G. Faunce, D. Jesus, C. Arruda, K. Brandes ROW2: L. Gifford, D. Borges, S. Mendonca, K. Santos, D. Hancock, K. McQuade, H. Hodges, T. White ROW3: C. Wright, J. Rapoza, J. Mello SPRAY ROW 1: R. Costa, T. Hemingway, K. McQuade, M. Peters ROW 2: K. Zajac, M. Benac, C. Dutra, H. Hodges, K. Lavalle, L. Devlin, Mrs. Chase 138 HONOR SOCIETY ROWl: N. Dubois, R. Taylor, O. Demello, D. Sylvia, D. Souza, J. Rogers, T. White, B. Burns ROW2: S. Lombardo, L. Richard, B. Shope, W. Bento, J. Souza, S. Frye, C. Marien, C. Blanchard, J. D’Anjou, L. Forrester, E. Dias ROW3: B. Sandel, J. Poulin, C. Correia, B. Bala ROW4:K. Swaja, C. Mont, K. Winey, B. Brault KING I CAST ROW 1: L. Rollins, T. Perreira, A. Medeiros, L. Vaudry, L. Devlin, A. Roderiques, T. Barcellos, S. Hsia, A. Rycroft, M. DeMello, W. Bento, S. Simpkin, J. Lawton, M. Richard, P. Ransom, D. Medeiros, K. MachROW2: K. Wilding, B. Sandel, S. Elliot, B. Burns, W. Benoit, S. Rogers, J. Rapoza, D. Gonsalves, K. Winey, K. Brandes, K. Craig, B. Soares, B. Brault, K. Fletcher, J. Gonsalves, E. Wojik ROW 3: M. Coelho, M. Graham, D. Beaurogard, T. Frost, K. Sylvia, P. Ripley, K. Tadgell, H. Gaucher, M. Demello, J. Haaland, K. Burke, K. Habedank, T. Blanchard, J. Faunce, O. DeMello, P. Neiman, L. Correiro, L. Cadieux, H. Fotheringham KING I CREW ROW 1: D. Lannan, M. Dionne, W. Beauchamp, D. Valerio, V. Fernandes, C. Fragata ROW2: D. Flood, J. Wiezorik, J. Poulin, M. Amaral, P. Hawkes, M. Farney, L. Hathaway, J. Cote 139 STUDENT COUNCIL TOP TO BOTTOM: L. Hathaway, W. Bento, N. L’Etoile, D. Valerio, B. Burns, D. Sylvia, K. Winey, P. Neiman, E. Hansen, H. Gracia, S. Ashley, B. Brault MATH TEAM ROW 1: M. Lombardo, T. Abrantes, S. Lombardo, K. Pinto, D. Sylvia, J. Shanahan, N. Dubois, P. Hawkes, Mr. Malcolm ROW2: K. Craig, J. Souza, B. Shope, K. Winey, B. Burns, K. Tadgell, J. Wiezorik, H. Fotheringham, M. Amaral OFFICE WORKERS ROW 1: K. Camacho, S. Desroches, T. Duarte, W. Zuendel ROW2: J. Lemaine, J. Reedy, L. Bergeron, A. Clough SERVICE CLUB Left to Right: ]. Reedy, K. McQuade, C. Mendonca 140 Mfc . Makjin HUTTLESTONIAN STAFF ROW 2: J. Chamberlain, D. Sylvia, C. Marien, K. Collins, E. Hansen ROW2: M. Mello, D. Valerio, J. Bergeron, W. Bento, A. Roderiques, J. Reedy, J. Poulin, L. Hathaway, B. Burns ROW 3: J. Lemaire, S. Ashley, B. Brault, J. Souza ROW4: C. Blanchard, B. Shope, K. Winey, P. Murray HUTTLE¬ STONIAN EDITORS ROW 2:D. Sylvia, L. Hathaway, J. Reedy, P. Murray, J. Lemaire ROW2: W. Bento, B. Shope, S. Ashley, K. Winey,}. Souza STUDENT ADVISOR Y COUNCIL ROW 2: L. Hathaway, W. Bento ROW2: N. L’Etoile, D. Valerio, E. Hansen COLOR GUARD ROW 2: A. Roderiques, C. Mendonca, T. Perreira, S. Hsia ROW 2: H. Fotheringham, L. Cadieux, J. Corbett 141 JUST BE PATIENT TRYING UNDERCLASSMEN 143 O C D C D CLASS OFFICERS From Left to Right: Jane Collins, Secretary; Magnar Kvilhaug, Vice-Pres.; Pam Medei¬ ros, Treasurer; Jorge Custodio, President C A To make a cliche is to make a classic. J. Bone EXECUTIVE BOARD Left to Right: S. Lacerda, B. Hodgson, H. Ventor, M. Cyr, J. Wieczorek, R. Duarte, M. Lom¬ bardo, K. Pinto, M. Figueredo 145 CLASS OF ’81 CLASS OFFICERS The greatest accomplishment is not in never falling, but in rising again after you fall. ROW 1: R. Espindola, R. Andrews, P. Desrosier ROW 2: C. Britto, D. Ferreira, S. Novak, S. Forrester, J. Lamontagne Jackie Paiva, Jim Burns, Linda Gouveia, Phil Harding EXECUTIVE BOARD 146 Who the more will prize you? ACKNOW LEDGEMENTS We the staff of the Huttlestonian would like to thank the area merchants for their support and help. Special Thanks to: Mrs. Battaini for her counsel and advice Mr. Grabiec for his continued support Mrs. Martin for organizing our business department Loring Studios for their photography Mr. Burr for printing our sponsor booklet Mr. Pierce for his help with photography . . . and the devoted members of our staff. 150 Here ’s to the Go od of Days... 1978-79 215 Washington Street, 15 Center Street 151 Best Wishes Class of ' 79 ©A M © S Enl D (tD ® 0° RHgo HATHAWAY-BRALEY WHARF • P.O. BOX 71 • FAIRHAVEN. MASS. • 02719 • PHONE 617 • 996-8221 Hathaway Marine Equipment Specified by Boat Owners Designers The World Over Snzndserts jy||M| ihir Design Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Allen C. Ashley Jr. Tel. 993-4494 CapeWay Carpets, Inc. Carpeting — Linoleum — Tile Custom Carpeting Our Specialty 103 Huttleston Ave., Fairhaven, Mass. Dennis J. Millette BITS ' N PIECES Country Clothiers 183 Huttleston Ave. 993-1633 995-5909 R.A.CUNHA Good Luck CUNHA’S WATCH SERVICE From 18 49 , 2 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford, MA 02746 Fairhaven Pharmacy 152 COMPETITION SPORTS, INC. A STORE FOR SKIERS 120 A State Road No. Dartmouth, MA (617) 996-5354 and 222 Bellevue Ave. Newport, Rl (401)846-9588 Come and Enjoy Our Delicious Sandwiches at Dana ' s Dogs Days 996.6343 992-1151 NiGm rs 992-1 304 996 -0129 ACE AUTO BODY INC. BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 75 MecArthur Drive New Bedford, Mass. L. Fleurent and Sons Mason Contractors All Types of Masonry and Repair Work Tel.: 996-0861 Fairhaven, Mass. Fairhaven Public School Custodians Association Rte. 6, Fairhaven For Your Complete Poultry Needs Dinner for One or a Party for 400 TELEPHONE 903-3098 JOSEPH G. MELLO INC. GENERAL LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR ROSELAWN FARM Manny Pacheco hb center street OWNER FAIRHAVEN. MASS 02719 FAIRHAVEN SUNOCO State Rd. Slocum Rd. t o. Dartmouth, MA 02747 (617) 996 9474 147 Washington St. Fairhaven, MA 02719 (617)997-9336 234 Washington Street, Fairhaven General Repairs — Low Gas Prices Diesel Fuel 24 Hour Service 153 Compliments of A FRIEND Best Wishes Good Luck The Cheerleaders 78-79 The Haircutters Men ' s Ha irstylist Best Wishes From BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1979 Fairhaven Police Association 154 Novick Jewelers BERDON PLAZA Washington St., Route 6 Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Howland Greenhouse 240 Alden Road Fairhaven, Mass. Tel. 996-8173 Tel. 999-6441 TEL 993-3609 A. MEDEIROS, CONTRACTOR 318 AJdan Road, Fairhaven, Mats. BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS SAND — LOAM — GRAVEL DYDRAULIC CESSPOOL WORK TRENCH DIGGING CEMENT WORK — FILL Lois ' Beauty Salon 621 Summer Street, New Bedford, Mass. 02746 Tel. 996-5156 Proprietor: Mrs. Lois Barton Best Wishes Class of 79 From the Fairhaven School Secretaries Association ¥ ' r % « 107 Main Street Fairhaven, Mass. Tel. 993-3668 997-2495 GUY ' S re: Telephone 994-2644 IARMACY 69 MaiifSt:7fairhaven — 3 Registered Pharmacists — Surgical Supplies All Health and Sundry Needs ROGER GUAY DONALD MENDELL Good Luck to the Class of 79 Compliments of O ' Leary and Beauregard Attorneys at Law Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 We doit all for you® 137 Washington St., Fairhaven 155 I have seen a star, and peace be unto you, The Class of 1979. 159 County Road East Freetown, Ma. 02717 Tal. 617 763-8500 Parts Accessories Complete Engine Rebuilding ht • L ■xit a ch « D- 5 RD. COUNTY | G6cG HARLEY - DAVIDSON SALES CENTER SERVICE Gilly Costa, Owner and Manager CONGRATULATIONS L ' Auberge de Marion Gemini II Hairstyle For Men and Women 4480 Acushnet Avenue New Bedford, Mass. 998-5188 AMERICAN AUTO INC. 867 Church Street NEW BEDFORD, MASS. GtEMUM n AMC JEEP Pacer • Gremlin • Concord • Matador NORMAN La BELLE, JR. Treasurer A General Manager But. Phone 996-1141 Area Code 617 450 Wareham Road Marion, Mass. 02738 Congratulations to the Class of 79 You always save when you buy directly at the Worley Factory Mattresses Beds Bunks Bedroom Living Room Furniture Store Hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Wednesday 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Worley Bedding Furniture Factory Inc. 77 Alden Road Fairhaven, Mass. Free Delivery 997-6791 All First Quality □3 mis ■UKAIaTOn BEA FAUNCE Realtor Associate of Margeson Real Estate Agency Inc. 242 Union Street Office: 999-1221 New Bedford. MA 02740 Home: 993-2719 Driveways, Walks, and Parking Lots 128 E. Coggeshall Street Fairhaven, Mass. 999-6749 John Roderiques, Jr., Prop. NATIONAL BANK OF FAIRHAVEN Our Sincere Wishes for Your Happiness 157 993 2670 993-2679 PHOENIX PHARMACY, INC. Good Luck to the Class of ' 79 Compliments of Wah May Restaurant Tel. 992-6074 49 Desautel Street New Bedford, Mass. 02745 RITA ROUKE, Director Chads R. Young B.S.R.Ph. Cor. Main S Centre Sts., Fairhaven, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1979 Mass Chapter American Ex-Prisoners of War Telephone 992-8756 Congratulations Best Wishes Class of 1979 Roger and Lynn ASHLAND-WARREN, INC. SINCE 1900 MASS. DISTRICT Congratulations Congratulations From The Fairhaven Varsity Club Our Membership Is Open to All. 158 COMPLETE SERVICE STATION MAINTENANCE PHILIP J. BEAUREGARD MASTER ELECTRICIAN OIL BURNERS, GREASE EQUIP. COMPUTER CRANE SERVICE TEL (617) 992-2288 WEBSTER AVENUE FAIRHAVEN, MASS. 02719 Sta-Fast Standard Fastenings Inc. 2 Pequod Road Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Compare Our Quality and Prices Anywhere ' THOMAS STASINOS, Prop. MINERVA PIZZA HOUSE 72 Main Street, Fairhaven, Mass. Open 7 Days a Week — 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. DELICIOUS PIZZAS and HOT OVEN GRINDERS Call Your Orders Before You Leave Home — They Will be Ready on Arrival Tel. 997-5120 Thank You Medeiros Bus Co., Inc. Dependable Service Through the New Bedford Area Two-Way Radio Service 72 Sycamore St. Fairhaven, Mass. Telephone 993-5040 Good Luck Class of 79 Poseidon Fishing Inc. Specializing in Scandinavian Items The Cricket Gift Shoppe 145 Bridge Street, Fairhaven, Mass. Marie Spence 999-3473 Best Wishes 79 159 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Kenneth L. Tobertga Sr. 32 Cedar Street, Fairhaven, MA 02719 D.B.A. Fantasy House Antiques Mt. Washington — Pairpoint — Gunderson Glass Bought and Sold Tel. 617—993-8558 Key Note Piano, Organ Studios Inc. 1843 Acushnet Avenue New Bedford, MA 02746 Tel.: 995-9482 Acushnet Electric Supply Co., Inc. 117-119 Alden Road Fairhaven, MA 993-1707 Mary J ' s Gift Shop 403 Main Street Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Tel.: 993-3878 1 |1 ' ' Ma ' e Donut Coffee Shop 1972 ACUSHNET AVENUE NEW BEDFORD. MASS. 02745 TEL 995-5521 T utterow ' s TV Fairlawn Mortuary 180 Washington Street Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 732 Mt. Pleasant Street Funeral Serivces ' Within the Means of All Serving — All-Faiths New Bedford, Mass. 02745 shawfe Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Compliments of Shaw ' s of Fairhaven 160 WAREHOUSE Distributor For For Automobiles Trucks, Farm Equipment MICHELIN X RADIAL STEEL CORD TIRES THE Ongmal RAOIAL TIRE QUALITY LONG LIFE ECONOMY 1 YEARS AHEAD IN SAFETY ' We Accept BankAmtr-card Master Charge WHEft BALANCING ELECTRONIC RECAPPING SPECIALISTS DOMESTIC AND FOtEIW • ALL SIZES MAWJFACTTJIED IN 0U« OWN PLANT OVER 24,000 SQ FEET OF RECAPPING FACILITIES STUDDED TIRES AVAILABLE 11 HOWLAND ROAD Just Over the Cc 9 geshall St. Bridge 10 Seconds from Route 195 FAIRHAVEN Call 997-4501 ACTION PEOPLE USE THE... 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Ashley, Jr. 78 Laurel Street 994-4251 Fairhaven, Mass. 161 ' Say iJt Witfi }Coure.n’’ LOUISE FLOWER SHOP 486 Pleasant Street, New Bedford, MA Telephone: 993-0157 SPECIAL BUSINESS RATES FULL INSURANCE COVERAGE Best Wishes ELCO DRESS FACTORY BQngggsg 330 Collette Street, New Bedford, MA Hours: Friday 5:00-8:30 Saturday 9:30-3:00 JANITORIAL AND FLOOR SERVICE WASHED — WAXED AND POLISHED — GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING RUG CLEANING Townline Garage AUTO REPAIR AND TUNE-UP BATTERY AND TIRE GASOLINE SERVICE Tel. 993-0192 864 Allen Street Best Wishes DAY ' S ELECTRIC DAY ' S HEALTH SPORTS Telephone 993-9461 14 South Main Street Acushnet, Mass. 29-31 Center St., Fairhaven, MA Best of Luck BEST WISHES From OXFORD PHARMACY INC. of North Fairhaven Dr. and Mrs. David Ransom DOROTHY COX ' S HOMEMADE CANDIES It ' s Better Fresher Route 6 151 Huttleston Ave., Fairhaven, MA 996-2465 Francis and Gerry Cox 348 Main Street 162 MIKE ALMEIDA LEN DUTRA 9 NEWTON STREET 278 DARTMOUTH STREET FAIRHAVEN, MASS. NEW BEDFORD, MASS. TEL. 993-9828 TEL. 994-8780 Best Wishes to the Class of 79 MIKE ' S RESTAURANT, INC. 714 Washington St. Specializing in Italian and American Food 163 Best Wishes to the Class of 79 Best Wishes and DIEGES CLUST Congratulations to the Class of 1979 From the Students at the NEW ENGLAND DEACONESS HOSPITAL CLASS JEWELER SCHOOL OF NURSING Boston, Mass. Good Luck Class of 79 A FRIEND SPONSOR LIST Ann Tveit Mike Mendivell Elizabeth Jesus Janele Ed Mr. Mrs. David Gagnon Mr. Mrs. Albert Bergeron Mrs. Rhonda Gagnon Kara ' 81 Rick Bob 78 Joyce McCormack Mr. Robert Foster Mrs. Edith Toberga Mr. Mrs. Michael Cusson Mickey Lisa Bergeron ' 81 Raymond Jesus Ray Lois Jesus The Krosschell Marc Durocher Mr. Mrs. Peter Koczera John Koczera Peter Koczera Mr. Mrs. Donald St. Gelais Mr. Mrs. C. Szymcxyk Mr. Mrs. Carl Dawson Irene Demeres Nancy Durocher Gregory Pepin Mrs. Walter Slowik Karen Josang Diane Josang Irene HuHy Barry Chase Mr. Mrs. James Lanagan J A W Decorations Center Mrs. Cynthia Oliveira Mr. Joseph Goulet Larry Santos Jeff Winey Mary Ribeiro Sharon Ribeira John Domingos Renee Marie Clermont Phil Souza A Jay Bird Durval Arruda 82 Steven Clement Ziggy Jerry Eddy, Corry, Nickie Karen Bartlett Lorraine Parker Margaret Lister Robert Lister Kathryn McCollester Joseph Quirk Esther Quirk Mr. Mrs. C. Costa Jr. Mr. Mrs. Donald Walton Alumni of ' 29 Mr. Mrs. John Mello A Friend From 74 Kevin Cathy Mat Joanne Majorettes of ’81 Paul, Cindy, Sarah Frank Tomkeiewicz Thomas Tomkiewicz Amadeu Medeiros Mary Tomkiewicz Walter Tomkiewicz Brenda Tomkiewicz Ernest PittsJey Viola Tomkiewiz Bear Carol Tommy ' 80 Mike Fisher Ash 79 L. Ashley 75 Lianne Frates 79 Susie Ashley 79 Curt, Lue, Jim Mr. i Mrs. G. Fogardy Mrs. Dorothy Cacilhao The Dellecesse Family The Kearley’s Donald Baehand Beth Baehand Laurie Baehand Melissa Charpentic Shirley Reurent Lillian Horsley Sue Horsley Pauline Jackson Darlene Jackson Lila Reurent Mr. Mrs. Romeo Mayer Joseph Pauline Family Paul Cormier The Gordons Sue Miller Peter Mendell The West Family Kenneth Ainsley Randi 79 Mr. M. Pimental Mr. Mrs. R. Dow Walter Sylvia Caroline Beauregard Mohammad Ali Art Mo Mark Magan Good Luck Class of 79 Mrs. Souza Mr. Henriques Paulson Family Herbert Eddleston Cape Cod Skindiving School Kris Dave Colette Paiva Mrs. Russell Lenling Thelma Sylvia Kathy Collins Larry Joan Collins The Sylvia ' s The Twins 79 Frances Drake Mr. Mrs. Woton Kelly Chrissy George Brazil Rose Nicolaci Scott Lenling ' 82 Teencraft Unlimited Mr. Edward Cacilhas Kenneth R. 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Nalton ThaGaudraaut Patar Anthony Brian R. Cormior Dava A Juna Mr. A Mrv O. Tvait Gary Goutat 10 Mrv Dorothy Silva Cx 1-D - L -M- jT� pntfl ILAOvRO Jaima A Molina Patrik Data Jackia Silva Mr. A Mrv C. Gunning John Tchorz Joanna Rota Lori Pinaau Kathy Da Mato Alan Souza Both Hodson ' 80 Bobby Gauvin 81 Mr. A Mrv DoTarra Bobby Espindola Mr. A Mrv W. Walkar Stava Cotta Tommy DaTarra Karry Ryan Jotaph Mend once Mrv 0. Mendonca Mia S. Walkar Stev a Mtfldofict Ed Boyle Tha Majorette! CJettof ' 79 Barbara Barnard Donna Barnard PKyfrt Goulet Spanky 77 Maury t Gladyt Demand Dizzy Deau 45 Kathy Demand 79 SKI Bunny 79 Cheryl Blanchard Dana SaBay Mr. A Mrv M. Donovan Joan Pierre Trahan Ann Trahan Tholma Sylvia Donald Pinoau Gary Sonlombe Lorraina Daniah Mr. Donald Salvail Joyce Cardoza Jon Cardoza Steve Fhhar Kavin Cadiouz Mr. A Mrv Ed Roderiqoet Anna Harding Claire A Emila Lecotte John Gracia Sua Figuiredo Stacey F Mika rig Cathy Barnard Ray Pachaco Ralph Cardoza Mr. A Mrv J. 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Chanard Mr. Ricardo Correia Laura Sanay Mr. A Mrv E. J. Latandra J. Shanahan Joa, Janica A Baby J. Manual deMelo Mrv Itakatan Tha Pehpoint Moratar ItabaldeMeio Mr. A Mrv P. A. Ranard Dolorat Cabral Kit Daughter Wingt Maria deMelo Mr. A Mrv N. P. Larrtondra Mr. A Mrv W. Ahrat Mr. A Mrv D. LeBlenc Wayna Peiva Michael Paiva Mr. A Mrv D. E. J. Latandra Mr. A Mrv J. Oliveira Doria AHtnro L 4- • k A. . 0 .zz PUT• ■ P tV DaTTwtCukpi Jana Corbatt Stanley Stankinwicz O. M. Ron Roberta Paiva Mr. A Mrv M. B. Ranaud Joan Rogart Jackia Paiva Mr. A Mrv R. G. Ranaud Mr. A Mrv E. Gay Kathy Ribeiro Mary A Norman Slowik Mr. A Mrv S. Ranaud Mr. A Mrv A. Brown Kenneth Tobarga Don A Bamica Martin Mrv Gaorga A. Ranaud Mr. A Mrv D. Tinkham Mrv E. Couta Roranca Chata Catharine Silva Mrv Tatro Karl Tobarga Jamal P. 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Pntv nvUrVnT Cole an Pendergatt Mrv John Brotnahan Joa Madairot Naw England Salat Michelle Pendergatt Kathy A Tommy 79 Mr. A Mrv Tavaira Grag Vohnoutka Michaal Szwaja Robin Rogart Carol KbU Michele Caron Rnatt Craw” 165 Pat Slowilt Kenny Rezendes ' 80 Carla ' 80 Tom, Linda, Derek Parker Mr. Mrs. Manuel Rezendes Jon Rezendes Dancer Mr. Mrs. A. Boudreau Twinnie Moniz Mr. Mrs. J. Babineau Fruits 78 Mrs. Alice Farrell Sue Jacobsen ' 81 Mr. Mrs. J. Jacobsen Jack Jacobsen Jr. Joyce Jacobsen Lisa Howarth Vicky Pietraszek Randy Moniz Mrs. John Howarth Steven Howarth Mrs. R. LeBlanc Pat Medeiros Estella Silva Rainbow Variety Walter Parker Janet Howarth Claire Medeiros Wilfred Mercier Isabella Howard May S. Mello Mrs. B. Kenyon Eileen Hunt Anne Gonsalves Freddy Terry Paul Foster Mr. Mrs. S. Foster Gordon Barry William Te w es Joyce Viera L. Bourgault E. Disbury Mr. Mrs. Paquette Mr. Mrs. K. Martin D. Davignon T. Sobral Bobby Costa Ted Miria m The Gamaches Ray Ro Gamache Sue David Joanne Lemlare Martha A Ray Greg Carolyn Matt A Ann Tracey Biaham Benjamin Brault Dianne Pat Holly Hassett Ronnie Tina B.B. 79 Mr. Mrs. N. Tangney Dr. Mrs. Brault Mrs. J. Delaney Spats Sass Chet Cesol ini Mitch Donna Billy O. Brian Dawiki Mark Kim L. M. Lygren Dale Mello Jane Buckley Cheryl Aguiar Mr. Seus Jackie Bergeron Bobby Espindola Magnar Kvilhaug Jane Kvilhaug Mr. Mrs. A. P. Lopes Todd Krosschell The Kvilhaugs Bee Baccelli Robert Baccelli The Didriksen Michael Almeida Albert Arruda Barry Pelletier Mary Pelletier Mary Betty Rapoza Susan Richard Rosa Linda Foley Mr. Mrs. David B. Foley Minnie Grinrod Anostacia Sandel Betsy Sandal Mrs. Harry Schoen Lloyd Gail Ma pop pop Jesse, Kristen, Carl Paula Pooh 78 Roe Wayne Anonymous Eleanor McCartney Maryann LaPointe Mrs. Carter Mrs. Thelma Lepire Margaret D ' Anjou Mrs. Ida Reule Lucille Barbero Ms. Susan Griffin Mrs. Amy Small Mrs. C. Bourgal Bernard Boutin Mrs. K. Josary Chris Carreiro Irene Seguin Annette Pelletier Marguerite Brasseur Jane Foley Mr. Mrs. Ronald Foley Sr. Mrs. Florence Larson Hollie Patricia Foley Bob Foley Abraham Sandel Nilsa Sandel Deborah Cormier Helen David Patty Ingrid Eric The Decosta ' s Ruth McCartney Beverly Silva Esther Olsen Eric McCartney Bruce Charon Elaine Silva Robert d ' Anjou Mrs. Margaret Barbero Mr. Dennis Bollea Mrs. Lillian Horsley Mary Ellen d ' Anjou Ed Noonan Lucille Jupin P. Cormier Estelle Oliveira Laurent Dupont Alcide Pelletier Dolores Brunette Suzanne Rogers David Miller Susan Pacheco Melanie Pacheco Kathy Camacho Mary, Chris, Lynn Mr. Mrs. James Gamache Jeff Lawton Rick Darlene Mr. Mrs. Joseph Camacho Tony Butch Randy Didi Dale Sylvia Dawn DeTerra Motorist Aid Patrol Max Fazironi George Joseph Jr. Mr. Peter Joseph Mrs. Davis Mr. Vernon Davis Mr. Maraeson Mr. Gagliardi George Joseph Mrs. George Joseph Joey Manzone Dawn Mello Connie Rogers Doris Correia John Luiz Elliot Horowitz Lucille Alfonso Frances Monteiro Edith Amaral Geraldine Mello Richard Viera Billy Teves Louisa Teves Peggy Teves Joann Teves Leslie Robinson Karen Teves Lynn Roger Manuel De Terra Joanne ' 80 Bud Cookie Jean Campbell Mrs. Ethel Griffin Mr. Paul Dion Mrs. B. F. Edwards Patricia Wilson Joseph Carreiro Sanara Wilson Dobra Gonsalves Mr. A Mrs. Albert Audette Jan Pumilia Huttleston House Kevin Retcher Mr. A Mrs. Ronald Hall Steven Hall Mr. A Mrs. John Rego Sue Hall ' 81 Mr. A Mrs. Ed Hall Robbie Arruda Herb Rego Cheryl Mendonca N.B.H.S. 67 Mr. A Mrs. John Sojka Mr. A Mrs. Bridge Terri B. ' 81 Mr. A Mrs. P. Barcellos Bev A Art Belli Robert Wilkinson Mrs. F. Barcellos Sr. John Sylvia Jr. Eve Nash Kristen Lynn Sylvia Marilyn Sylvia Mrs. t. C. Hilton Mr. A Mrs. A. Surprenan Mr. A Mrs. G. Quirk Casey ' s Glass Leonard Rose Ken ' s Stamp, Den Baby Tapper Andy Valley Al ' s Italian takeou Sen John Blutarski Incredible Hulk Jeff Rousseau David Rousseau Todd Espindola Tammy Espindola The Elves 79 Derry A Karen Phil A Irene Harding Carolyn Murray Paula Murray 79 Zimmer Happy Birthday John Murray Tim Murray ' 82 Good Luck Paula Mr. A Mrs. P. Murray Steve Barriteau Mr. F. Bargiel Helen Gracia ' 81 Peter Medeiros 75 Kenny Rocha ' 81 Hilda Gracia Tootles ' 81 Mrs. Agnes Silva Mrs. H. Gracia Chris A Tony Karen A Kevin Tracey A Jimmy Mr. A Mrs. J. Farland Linda Tobertga Sue Desrosiers Mr. Drehar Mrs. Ferland Janice Tobertga Manny Correia Bob A Deb The Twins Don Bessette Rick Correia Mr. A Mrs. J. Arruda Mrs. A. Santos Clem Sequera James Morton Jan Correira Helena Tenczar John R. Motha Aime Fouquette Best Wishes Class of 79 Al and Alida Farica Mark and Gail Garwood Faunce In memory of Louise Hall Laura ana Don Edward Belmarce Mary Mello John Perry Martin Pacheco Dick Lise Vikra Evelyn Abreau Arthur A. Santos Paul Santos Ken Fonseca Vic Florent Antone Tenczar Alan Pehrson Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Faunce Mr. and Mrs. Michaud Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hall Mr. Albert Hall Sr. Best Wishes 79 Capt. Red and Crew of Motor Yatch A 1923 Graduate Edward Brant Lillie Brant Paul Doggol Jerry Norman Belmarce Lisa Medhaug Bill Mosher Derik and Darrin Donna Flood Mrs. Kochanek The Kochanek Linda Kochanek Ruth and Danny 78 Mary Flood Kristina Rood Angela Rood Sandra Seguin Ruth Rood Carole Rood Darlene Hancock Kathy Lipsett Kathy Cyr Mrs. and Mrs. James Honohan Robert Honohan Jean Cyr Eleanor Cyr William Rood Mr. and Mrs. William Haskell Mr. and Mrs. Tom Greenway Emily Honohan The Cyr Family Jason Faustino David Faustino Raymond Reurent Mr. and Mrs. George Gracia Keep Moving Congratulations Much Love Numero Uno Go Volleyball 78 Mr. Richard Shope Good Luck from Class of 78 Good Luck Class of 79 Chris Souza Mr. and Mrs. Donald Souza Ralph and Trudy Perry Diane Bellefeuille Norman and Janice Maynard James Rodericks Lloyd Giffard and Family Mrs. Geraldine Claflin Bob and Jackie Kenworthy Mrs. Robert Bark Powers Family Mr. and Mrs. H. Reeves Doris Hadfield Pauline Winnett Steve Lombardo 44 and Nick the Dog Mr. Robert Porter Mrs. Ethel Porter Barbie Shope 79 Mrs. M. G. Shope Lynn 79 Lisa Gill ' 81 Kris Kochanek Mr. and Mrs. Mike Murphy Patrick M. Murphy Best of luck Class of 79 Mary Sobral Antone Sobral Claudia Sobral Pam DeMelo Duarte DeMelo R. Sobral Greta Sobral Shana Sobral Janice DeMelo Stefa nie Fatio Lillian Potkay Blanche Gay Antone Perry Stephen Pierce Normand Demers Rene L. Choquette Sr. Mrs. Marie L. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Arlindo Dias Jr. Carolyn Longworth Over the Rainbow — Dorothy Derry and Karen Mary Peletier Bruce Cordeiro Shawn Elliot Bob McHale Bill Blecha Bob Brown Richard Brown Anne Travers Michael Cusson Jr. Maria Santos Esther Costa Lisa Cabana Angela Jesse Rosemary Costa The Gouvia Family Chris Valley Irene Scaar ' 81 Eric Wojik ' 81 Karina Sovik Pam Hawks ' 81 Kathv Sylvia Dee Ferreira ' 81 Janet and Mickey Linda Gouvela ' 81 Gertrude Pittman Betty Gonet Laurie Gonet Charles Powers Susan Archer Eris Archer Betty Gonet Colin Archer Michael Gonet Gertrude Pittman The Bettencourts Ellen Isaksen John Isakesen Mark Isaksen The Risdals Linda A Randy Ed Travers Mr. Lucas Alberta Sterblin Mrs. Blaise Ron Lomba Diane Poulin Mrs. Deschamp Mr. Edge Diane Poulin 166 Diane Davianon Ronald Poulin Lenny Virginia Karen ' 76 Shirley A Jack Jon Jen Gabe A Flora MaH ' 80 Chris ' 83 Rosemary 78 Mary Flood Eva Westgate Edward Westgate Paul A Marion Hancock Rock Anonymous Jeanette Barbara Medhaug Pauline Simonsen The Medhaug Family Mr. M rs. R. Meedeiros Ms. Susan Medeiros Mrs. Michele Medeiros Mr. Mrs. Richard Medeiros Mr. Charles Phaneuf Mrs. Katherine Desautels Ms. Mary Kate Medeiros Mr. Charles Medeiros Mr. Mrs. R. Medeiros Susan Novak John Mereiros Paul Nevak Theresa Novak Mike Novak Paul Novak Anita L. Poitras Ferry Cafe Louis Pasao Terri Slowik Louis 8erard Carlos Pavao Robert W. Hall Family Marjorie O ' Gara Bob Vasconcellos Yvonne Rousseau Dottie Tate Jeanne Atiola Lisa Bacigalupo Jack Hoyle To the trs I ' m declaring this Ambition: Key to success Mr. Pierce smile A friend Alice Craig Mrs. Judy Costa Mary Soares Gerald Craig David Pires Paula Rasmussen Dick Taylor Mary Charpentier Vera Harney Edwarda Souza Cecile Pestana Roland Berube Delores Taylor Barbara Bumpus F. Troop Esther Marie Dias Chris Souza M. J. Medeiros Ship Yard Steve Pereira Alice Dulude Kim Cabral Pauline Audette Herbert A Doris Howland Jackie Cote Jose Pereira Lori Gifford 79 Rita Pinto Shirley Guy Darryl Gifford 77 Donna A Steve Ray Lague Mr. A Mrs. Ralph Grinrod Alda Hagward Good Luck from the Flame Vija A Jay Carney Ruth Hathaway 78 The Hatahway Family Meredith Hathaway ' 57 Chet Hathaway ' 56 Jim Howard Todd Howland David A Carol Howland Philip C. Raiford Linda Blais Mrs. Mary Shope Lyn DeMorra Bob A Sylvia Gifford Herbert A Doris Howland Diane Sylvia The Rogers Family Mr. A Mrs. Donald C. Sylvia The Mach Family Mrs. Medeiros The Holmes Family Mr. A Mrs. Renard Sylvia Mr. A Mrs. Sibor Frank Sandra and Julie Fostin Paul Sibor The Maloney Family Mr. A Mrs. C. W. Tunstall Richard A Elaine Doyle Nanette Pontbriand Paul, Janice, A Jason Labrie Ray A Claire Pontbriand Gingu A Mac Daniel Eugenio D. W. Peletier, Taxidermist Mr. A Mrs. Robert Mayo The Marceinos The Gaudron Family Raymond Mitchell Paul Mayo Mrs. Eleanor Sherman Debbie Alves Barrei Ann Wilson Lori Wilson Seraphim Frias Sue Frias Babb Walker Sandra Frias Mary Santos Keela Bettencourt G. S. Kozelek Mrs. Pierce Mrs. M. Bendiksen Veilleux Family Doris Bommar Doris Tanguav Mrs. Edward Spencer A Friend Rev. A Mrs. H. A. Tadgell, Jr. Mark Tadgell Ann Ruel ' 81 Kim Tadgell ' 81 Mr. A Mrs. Tom Mendell Eric Berg Best Luck Class 79 I was not Mat Melanie Thompson Chester 78 Michele Audette ' 81 Yearbook Bus. Managers Sports Editor 79 Congratulations 79 Seniors 79 Class of many engagements John Rezendes Victor Fernandes 8 7 Pam A Martha Rogers The Desrosiers Family Paul Blouin Barbara Marland Christine Bernard Kim Bernard Cathy Bernard Donna Bernard Barbara Bernard Donald Bernard Mr. A Mrs. E. Travers Robbie Mercer Ed Travers Troy and Casey Bettencourt Virginia Travers Dick A Cindy Cromwell Mrs. D. Silva Mr. A Mrs. G. Williams Mrs. B. Frates A Family Roger A Pat Gibson Mr. E. Hopki ns Mr. D. Duarte E. Taber Mrs. Duval Mrs. Despres Marge Tache Mrs. Hazel Nebsurer Mrs. Rose Keene Mrs. London Kirk Blanchard Barbara Vancour L Mydlack Franklin Blanchard Mrs. Robert Knowles Paul Langlois CONGRA TULA TIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 167 A Perfect Day When you come to the end of a perfect day And you sit alone with your thoughts While the chimes ring out with a carol gay For the joy that the day has brought, Do you think what the end of a perfect day Can mean to a tired heart? When the sun goes down with a flaming ray And the dear friends have to part? Well, this is the end of a perfect day, Near the end of a journey, too; But it leaves a thought that is big and strong, With a wish that is kind and true, For mem ’ry has painted this perfect day With colors that never fade, And we find at the end of a perfect day, The soul of a friend we’ve made. Carrie Jacobs Bond 168